WebtoonLib logo

The Antagonist's Pet — Chapter 81

The Antagonist's Pet - Chapter 81 - Part 1
The Antagonist's Pet - Chapter 81 - Part 2
The Antagonist's Pet - Chapter 81 - Part 3
The Antagonist's Pet - Chapter 81 - Part 4
The Antagonist's Pet - Chapter 81 - Part 5
The Antagonist's Pet - Chapter 81 - Part 6
The Antagonist's Pet - Chapter 81 - Part 7
The Antagonist's Pet - Chapter 81 - Part 8
The Antagonist's Pet - Chapter 81 - Part 9
The Antagonist's Pet - Chapter 81 - Part 10
The Antagonist's Pet - Chapter 81 - Part 11
The Antagonist's Pet - Chapter 81 - Part 12
The Antagonist's Pet - Chapter 81 - Part 13
The Antagonist's Pet - Chapter 81 - Part 14
The Antagonist's Pet - Chapter 81 - Part 15
The Antagonist's Pet - Chapter 81 - Part 16
The Antagonist's Pet - Chapter 81 - Part 17

Chapter Summary

Alright, let's dive into the reactions for The Antagonist's Pet Chapter 81! If there's one thing readers agree on this chapter, it's that Prince Johannes can pretty much just... leave. 👋

Everyone is absolutely cheering for Rebecca! Seeing her finally tell that smarmy prince exactly what she thinks ("I can't stand you!") was the highlight, earning a massive "YAAAS!" from the fandom. Readers are loving her standing up for herself and are honestly baffled Johannes still thinks he has a chance after spouting lines like thinking of her while with someone else. Talk about disgusting! 🤢 Many wish she'd gone further, maybe even punched him! 💥

A huge point of excitement is the potential friendship (or more 😉) brewing between Kalia and Rebecca. Readers are desperately hoping these two strong women connect and become an unstoppable force against the messed-up world, especially after the shocking reveal about Kalia's mother's feet being cut off for being too tall?! 😱 That detail left many reeling and fueled the desire for these women to team up.

Oh, and we can't forget precious Sasha calling her companions "my loves"! 🥰 Readers are absolutely melting over that moment and debating the poly potential. All in all, it was a chapter of righteous anger, hopeful anticipation for female power, and utter disgust for the prince.