Sister I Am The Queen In This Life Chapter 72 has been the buzz among manhwa fans lately, and it’s no surprise why. This manhwa series has been keeping readers hooked with its captivating plot, distinct characters, and stunning artwork.
The manhwa gained so much popularity that it was even adapted into a well-received Korean miniseries by fans. But for now, let’s focus on the manhwa and delve into the release date of Sister, I Am the Queen in This Life Chapter 72, along with some other important updates.
Spoiler alert! If you’re eager to know what’s coming in the next chapter, read on. But if you’d rather not know in advance, you might want to skip this section.
The Sister I Am The Queen In This Life Chapter 72 spoiler is based on a raw scan that recently surfaced online. Keep in mind that this scan is in Korean, and the official English translation may vary.
According to the raw scan, Chapter 72 delves further into Ariadne’s past life. She was once engaged to Cesare, the illegitimate son of the king who took the throne from his half-brother Alfonso.
In the flashback, Ariadne is portrayed as loyal and devoted to Cesare, but he’s depicted as cruel and abusive. To complicate matters, Cesare is involved in an affair with Ariadne’s sister, who harbors jealousy and aspirations of becoming the queen herself.
In this part of the story, Ariadne is revealed to be pregnant with Cesare’s child. Shockingly, Cesare seems indifferent to her condition and even attempts to harm her, pushing her down a flight of stairs. It’s Alfonso, who secretly loves her, that intervenes to save her.
He brings her to his palace, treating her with kindness and respect. Alfonso discloses the truth about Cesare’s wicked actions and his intentions to eliminate him and reclaim the throne. Ariadne, in the midst of her shock and confusion, feels a growing connection with Alfonso and begins to develop romantic feelings for him.
However, Cesare catches wind of Ariadne’s location and dispatches his men to capture her. He also sends a letter to Alfonso, issuing a threat and demanding his surrender. Alfonso decides to stand his ground and prepares for a confrontation with Cesare.
He asks Ariadne to stay with him as his queen, but she’s torn between her loyalty to Cesare and her love for Alfonso. She’s also deeply concerned about her unborn child and the fate of the kingdom. What choice will she make, and what awaits her and Alfonso in the upcoming war? The answers lie in the next chapter.
In this story, Alfonso’s stern criticism of Larissa’s remarks leaves her speechless. He’s not a king and has no authority to command or discuss Etruscan destiny, making it clear to her. She lies on the ground as Larissa walks away.
The focus then shifts to Maleta, who believes she knows how Ippolito will react to her pregnancy. She tells Ippolito that their love led to her pregnancy, and he joyfully embraces her upon hearing the news. With the De Mare family’s first child on the way, Maleta feels ready to face any challenge.
As the headmaid tries to evict Maleta from the house, she puts up a fight. Ippolito watches from a distance, hinting that Maleta’s pregnancy might have influenced the decision to ban her from the house.