I Thought It’s a Common Possession Chapter 28: Release Date, Spoilers & Where To Read

I Thought It’s a Common Possession Chapter 28 will be released next week. “I Thought It’s a Common Possession” is a gripping manga that combines the genres of Drama, Fantasy, Josei, and Romance. The plot centers around the authors DOYOSAY and Lemonfrog’s original concept of a villainous character.

After the protagonist has accepted that her terrible deeds would result in an unfair death, she receives a new revelation. She realizes that, despite her resolve to accept her fate, she remains stuck inside the parameters of the original story. She decides to change the course of events with renewed vigor.

The protagonist finds comfort as she navigates the transition of the plot in her love for her handsome husband. She challenges Ridelhoff to satisfy her wants regarding his snake flower. Readers are left wondering why the narrative veered from its intended course, nevertheless, as it did.

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I Thought It’s a Common Possession Chapter 27 Review

In Chapter 27 of “I Thought It’s a Common Possession,” the plot suddenly changes. When she notices Edith’s difficulties, the Duchess takes her into her office.

Edith is taken aback to learn that the Duchess is aware that she did not steal the paper and that she is having a difficult time adjusting to her new life. Because the Duchess understands her feelings, Edith has confidence in her to tell her what is happening at Riegelhoff House.

Edith is confused, and an enigmatic voice informs her that she must complete the three-stage exception circumstances before discovering her hidden settings. Over and over, the same message is given.

The three-stage break requirements must first be satisfied before Edith can share her wish with anyone. A congressman visits her after she has been awake for days.

After the meeting, Edith is hungry and worn out, and she struggles to maintain her composure. The congressman recommends that Edith conceal her settings to comply with the three-stage exception rules.

When Edith’s ears begin to ring once more after explaining this to Anna, she decides not to admit the truth. After giving the situation some attention, the ringing stops, and she can continue speaking.

The main character considers Edith Rigelhoff’s background while she is tired. Despite the current circumstances, which include a paper that was leaked, Edith starts to accept her fate and stick with the meant storyline. Instead of contemplating her impending death, she longs to be a romantic heroine. She must choose this since Edith must resemble the genuine Edith.

Despite her concern about looking foolish, she bravely decides to kiss the story’s attractive hero, Killian. She wears a robe and shoes to match the story’s description. She makes a cautious move toward Killian’s bed to start a kiss. She is astounded by Killian’s heartbeat when she sees him shirtless. His looks, as well as his heartbeat, astounded her.

She tries to escape, but she is aware that she only has one more opportunity to obtain her goals. Taking a soft breath, Killian prevents her from getting close to his lips.

She apologizes for stealing his first kiss by putting her lips on his. This section of “I Thought It’s a Common Possession” continues the captivating story. The story has depth because of the main character’s deep emotions and Edith’s internal conflict.

After an unexpected encounter with Killian, readers are anxious to learn how the story will develop. This chapter successfully strikes a balance between mystery and character development, retaining readers’ interest in the characters’ adventures.