# WebtoonLib — This Villainess Wants a Divorce! #34

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

## Chapter
- number: 34
- release_date: 2025-05-08

### Summary
The current chapter deepens the central conflict between Carnelia and Caesar, focusing on the fallout from a major misunderstanding. A rumor, started by the knight Jax misinterpreting a childhood memory about the second prince, Noah, wanting to share a bed with the couple, has now reached Caesar. Despite having been present for the original innocent event, Caesar is shown to be easily swayed by the gossip, and his resulting jealousy manifests in destructive acts like deforestation rather than direct communication with Carnelia. This development has frustrated the majority of readers, who criticize the use of a clichéd miscommunication trope and Caesar's failure to trust his wife and brother. However, a minority perspective defends Caesar's insecurity as plausible, citing his four-year absence at war and a history of betrayal as reasons for his suspicion. The empress's right-hand man, the white-haired Oscar, is identified as an antagonist actively fueling the conflict and stirring the pot. Furthermore, reader commentary suggests another plot complication may be in play, referencing the common isekai trope of the protagonist's secret notes on the novel's plot—written in Korean—being discovered, potentially adding to Caesar's distrust.
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### Safe teaser
The current chapter deepens the central conflict between Carnelia and Caesar, focusing on the fallout from a major misunderstanding.

### Spoiler summary
The current chapter deepens the central conflict between Carnelia and Caesar, focusing on the fallout from a major misunderstanding. A rumor, started by the knight Jax misinterpreting a childhood memory about the second prince, Noah, wanting to share a bed with the couple, has now reached Caesar. Despite having been present for the original innocent event, Caesar is shown to be easily swayed by the gossip, and his resulting jealousy manifests in destructive acts like deforestation rather than direct communication with Carnelia. This development has frustrated the majority of readers, who criticize the use of a clichéd miscommunication trope and Caesar's failure to trust his wife and brother. However, a minority perspective defends Caesar's insecurity as plausible, citing his four-year absence at war and a history of betrayal as reasons for his suspicion. The empress's right-hand man, the white-haired Oscar, is identified as an antagonist actively fueling the conflict and stirring the pot. Furthermore, reader commentary suggests another plot complication may be in play, referencing the common isekai trope of the protagonist's secret notes on the novel's plot—written in Korean—being discovered, potentially adding to Caesar's distrust.

## Status
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- transcript: Hardsub chapter — image-only

## See also
- [WebtoonLib — This Villainess Wants a Divorce! #34](/series/this-villainess-wants-a-divorce-8e3e29/chapter-34)
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