# WebtoonLib — This Villainess Wants a Divorce! #64

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

## Chapter
- number: 64
- release_date: 2025-05-08

### Summary
The current chapter pivots from political intrigue to lighthearted romantic comedy, focusing on an unexpected bout of jealousy from Carnelia. In a clever marketing strategy, Carnelia has Prince Caesar and his knights, including the popular Ethan, work at a clothing shop, using their good looks to draw in a massive crowd of female customers. The plan proves too successful, as patrons begin fawning over and touching a completely oblivious Caesar. His profound innocence and lack of emotional intelligence are a major source of comedy for readers, highlighted by his absurd question of whether the customers are his "parents." This situation backfires on Carnelia, who becomes intensely jealous, a reaction readers find both cute and a sign of progress in their relationship. While most comments celebrate the dynamic and praise the universally attractive art style, a minority criticize Carnelia for hypocrisy, given her own past flirtations, and express concern that the main plot is meandering. The chapter largely sidelines the previous reveal of Ricardo's lineage, instead using the comedic scenario to explore the couple's mutual cluelessness regarding their feelings for one another, with Gracie observing the "lovebirds" in amusement.
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### Safe teaser
The current chapter pivots from political intrigue to lighthearted romantic comedy, focusing on an unexpected bout of jealousy from Carnelia.

### Spoiler summary
The current chapter pivots from political intrigue to lighthearted romantic comedy, focusing on an unexpected bout of jealousy from Carnelia. In a clever marketing strategy, Carnelia has Prince Caesar and his knights, including the popular Ethan, work at a clothing shop, using their good looks to draw in a massive crowd of female customers. The plan proves too successful, as patrons begin fawning over and touching a completely oblivious Caesar. His profound innocence and lack of emotional intelligence are a major source of comedy for readers, highlighted by his absurd question of whether the customers are his "parents." This situation backfires on Carnelia, who becomes intensely jealous, a reaction readers find both cute and a sign of progress in their relationship. While most comments celebrate the dynamic and praise the universally attractive art style, a minority criticize Carnelia for hypocrisy, given her own past flirtations, and express concern that the main plot is meandering. The chapter largely sidelines the previous reveal of Ricardo's lineage, instead using the comedic scenario to explore the couple's mutual cluelessness regarding their feelings for one another, with Gracie observing the "lovebirds" in amusement.

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- transcript: Hardsub chapter — image-only

## See also
- [WebtoonLib — This Villainess Wants a Divorce! #64](/series/this-villainess-wants-a-divorce-8e3e29/chapter-64)
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