# WebtoonLib — Miss Not-So Sidekick #132

## Series
- title: Miss Not-So Sidekick
- slug: miss-not-so-sidekick-70f92b

## Chapter
- number: 132
- chapter_key: 132
- release_date: 2025-03-05

### Summary
Following Arwin's public engagement to Latte Ectrie, the narrative shifts to the perspective of the original heroine, Ibelin Dott, whose inner monologue confirms her true nature. Reader analysis concludes that Ibelin is not a benevolent friend but a narcissistic and entitled individual with severe "main character syndrome," a product of a coddled upbringing where she was the constant center of attention. She perceives the world's adoration as a "natural balance" that rightfully belongs to her, and Latte's usurpation of this role has shattered her reality, prompting a childish and resentful reaction. The dominant reader opinion condemns her as a manipulative "bitch" and an attention seeker, citing her possessive "she's MY friend" mentality as proof that she views others merely as accessories to her own story. However, a significant minority of readers express pity, arguing Ibelin is a pathetic but understandable figure who was enabled by her environment and is now experiencing a necessary "ego death." They see her as a flawed, overgrown child rather than a malicious villain, distinguishing her from physically harmful antagonists like Peridot. This development is widely praised as a clever deconstruction of the generic "Mary Sue" trope, solidifying Ibelin as Latte's foil, whose villainy stems from arrested development and an inability to cope with no longer being the protagonist.
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## Spoiler
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### Safe teaser
Following Arwin's public engagement to Latte Ectrie, the narrative shifts to the perspective of the original heroine, Ibelin Dott, whose inner monologue confirms her true nature.

### Spoiler summary
Following Arwin's public engagement to Latte Ectrie, the narrative shifts to the perspective of the original heroine, Ibelin Dott, whose inner monologue confirms her true nature. Reader analysis concludes that Ibelin is not a benevolent friend but a narcissistic and entitled individual with severe "main character syndrome," a product of a coddled upbringing where she was the constant center of attention. She perceives the world's adoration as a "natural balance" that rightfully belongs to her, and Latte's usurpation of this role has shattered her reality, prompting a childish and resentful reaction. The dominant reader opinion condemns her as a manipulative "bitch" and an attention seeker, citing her possessive "she's MY friend" mentality as proof that she views others merely as accessories to her own story. However, a significant minority of readers express pity, arguing Ibelin is a pathetic but understandable figure who was enabled by her environment and is now experiencing a necessary "ego death." They see her as a flawed, overgrown child rather than a malicious villain, distinguishing her from physically harmful antagonists like Peridot. This development is widely praised as a clever deconstruction of the generic "Mary Sue" trope, solidifying Ibelin as Latte's foil, whose villainy stems from arrested development and an inability to cope with no longer being the protagonist.

## Status
- data_status: partial
- summary_status: generated
- transcript: Hardsub chapter — image-only

## See also
- [WebtoonLib — Miss Not-So Sidekick #132](/series/miss-not-so-sidekick-70f92b/chapter-132)
- for_series_detail: /llms-series/miss-not-so-sidekick-70f92b

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