Synopsis
▼ Story Recap from Part 1 ▼
The protagonist reincarnates as the heroine of a BL novel she read in her past life.
If the story follows the original plot, she’ll fall into a forbidden romance with her fiancé’s older brother and meet a tragic end by double suicide in a lake.
“I didn’t get a healthy new body just to die before old age! No way!”
Determined to defy the original storyline, the protagonist takes action.
▼ Story Recap for Part 2 (Starting Here) ▼
Ever since Ridel forcefully embraced Iris, she’s been avoiding him under the pretense of being busy with work.
Just as she tries to find a way to clear up the misunderstanding, she receives a summons to the royal castle…
▼ Content ▼
• Cunnilingus • Fingering • Creampie
• Kissing sex • Breeding press
▼ Package Contents ▼
Total 57 pages (53 manga pages + cover + credits)
*Ridel’s obsessiveness is toned down this time
*Higher sweetness level than before
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Editorial Review
[Riley’s Pick]
This sequel continues one of doujin’s most charming reincarnation romance premises, and it’s clear the creator understands what made the first installment resonate with readers. The core appeal lies in its sweet, emotionally grounded approach to fantasy romance—rather than diving straight into explicit content, this work prioritizes the relationship between the protagonist and her unconventional love interest, the hero’s brother.
The reincarnation angle provides excellent narrative scaffolding for character development. Readers get to watch genuine connection unfold as the protagonist navigates her new life and her feelings toward someone who exists outside typical romantic hero archetypes. This is where the story truly shines, offering satisfying moments of vulnerability and tenderness that feel earned rather than rushed.
The fantasy setting serves as an engaging backdrop without overshadowing the interpersonal dynamics. The “sweet romance” tag isn’t mere euphemism here—there’s real warmth to the storytelling that balances the adult content segments. This approach appeals to readers who want their romance rooted in actual emotional stakes rather than hollow scenarios.
Being a sequel, this installment assumes familiarity with the first work, so newcomers should start there, but devoted fans of the original will find this continuation deepens the established dynamic nicely. If you enjoy fantasy romance that prioritizes character connection alongside intimate moments, definitely check this out on Henhenta.
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