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Reader commentary overwhelmingly criticizes the Saintess's plan as illogical and delusional, questioning how she intends to possess a dead body and why she believes murdering the emperor's beloved wife would prevent his rampage rather than incite it. While the Saintess is viewed as an increasingly annoying and selfish figure, her new partner Irene has been met with significant enthusiasm. Despite her role in a plot to frame Cecile, readers find Irene \"hot\" and \"hilarious,\" with many comments hoping she abandons the scheme to befriend the empress instead. 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Reader commentary overwhelmingly criticizes the Saintess's plan as illogical and delusional, questioning how she intends to possess a dead body and why she believes murdering the emperor's beloved wife would prevent his rampage rather than incite it. While the Saintess is viewed as an increasingly annoying and selfish figure, her new partner Irene has been met with significant enthusiasm. Despite her role in a plot to frame Cecile, readers find Irene \"hot\" and \"hilarious,\" with many comments hoping she abandons the scheme to befriend the empress instead. 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