# WebtoonLib — This Villainess Wants a Divorce! #117

## Series
- title: This Villainess Wants a Divorce!
- slug: this-villainess-wants-a-divorce-8e3e29

## Chapter
- number: 117
- release_date: 2025-05-08

### Summary
Continuing the side story's focus on domestic life, this chapter centers on a comically disastrous attempt by Emperor Caesar to bond with his daughter, Princess Cecil. In a moment of earnest but clumsy parenting, Caesar tries to braid Cecil's hair, resulting in a physics-defying style that stands up in mid-air. The hilarious failure leaves Carnelia in stitches and poor Cecil in tears, prompting the ever-capable Sir Ethan to step in and fix the mess. Readers found Caesar's blushing ineptitude incredibly endearing, celebrating his efforts despite the chaotic outcome. The family dynamic is portrayed as wholesome and funny, with their son, Iannis, also present as a supportive figure. However, a recurring point of critique among readers is the formal way Caesar and Carnelia refer to their children by their titles ("prince," "princess") rather than their names, which some feel creates an unnatural emotional distance. The chapter is overwhelmingly received as a cute and funny fan-favorite, though the humor is tinged with sadness as readers lament that the next chapter will be the series finale, expressing a strong desire for more side stories covering other characters.
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## Spoiler
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### Safe teaser
Continuing the side story's focus on domestic life, this chapter centers on a comically disastrous attempt by Emperor Caesar to bond with his daughter, Princess Cecil.

### Spoiler summary
Continuing the side story's focus on domestic life, this chapter centers on a comically disastrous attempt by Emperor Caesar to bond with his daughter, Princess Cecil. In a moment of earnest but clumsy parenting, Caesar tries to braid Cecil's hair, resulting in a physics-defying style that stands up in mid-air. The hilarious failure leaves Carnelia in stitches and poor Cecil in tears, prompting the ever-capable Sir Ethan to step in and fix the mess. Readers found Caesar's blushing ineptitude incredibly endearing, celebrating his efforts despite the chaotic outcome. The family dynamic is portrayed as wholesome and funny, with their son, Iannis, also present as a supportive figure. However, a recurring point of critique among readers is the formal way Caesar and Carnelia refer to their children by their titles ("prince," "princess") rather than their names, which some feel creates an unnatural emotional distance. The chapter is overwhelmingly received as a cute and funny fan-favorite, though the humor is tinged with sadness as readers lament that the next chapter will be the series finale, expressing a strong desire for more side stories covering other characters.

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

## See also
- [WebtoonLib — This Villainess Wants a Divorce! #117](/series/this-villainess-wants-a-divorce-8e3e29/chapter-117)
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