Loveless Heroine Chapter 57: Release Date, Spoilers & Where To Read

Pennueng found herself reincarnated into the world of one of Thailand’s most famous folklore epics, “Khunchang-Khunpan.” Specifically, she awoke as a younger version of the renowned female protagonist, Wanthong, who was nicknamed “the double-hearted” unjustly. Wanthong had been sentenced to death for being perceived as indecisive regarding the marriage proposals from two abusive men.

One was a handsome and accomplished but unfaithful man, whom the original inhabitant of this body had fallen in love with. The other was an ugly yet wealthy man who obsessively and faithfully loved her. However, Pennueng had no intention of choosing either of them. Reincarnated as a literary heroine, she was aware of the misfortune associated with her alma mater, the school where she had previously studied.

Being torn between two men had led Wanthong to her death sentence on the grounds of being a “woman with two hearts.” The only way to escape such a fate was to flee from both men, regardless of their claims of being the one she should love or someone who loved her. As “Wan Thong,” Pennueng made up her mind not to accept either of them and to seek her own path.

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Loveless Heroine Chapter 56 Recap

The old lady from the village refuses to go with Pleo after he offers to take her with him. Pleo asks the lady to skip farming rice this year and instead pay the money as a tribute rather than investing it in rice farming. He also advises her not to sell their rice to anyone offering high prices and to ensure they have enough rice for themselves. They leave the village in a group of boats.

There are many cargo boats in the river near Suphan Buri as numerous rice shipments pass through this area. However, the current becomes strong during the journey, and Prong starts to feel sick, causing everyone to worry that she may be seasick. Prong also develops a fever, which is highly risky during travel. They suggest turning back the boat so she can be examined by a doctor.

Prong suggests moving to another boat so as not to infect others with her fever, and Mae Wantong feels concerned. However, everyone convinces Mae Wantong that it’s the best choice. She asks Pleo to take her to another boat and take care of Wantong, as they are far from home, and he has the keenest sense among them. Pleo agrees to her request.

The rowing worsens Prong’s sickness, prompting them to search for the nearest place to dock. Pleo orders the group to look for doctors who can treat Prong as soon as possible. They find a suitable place to dock and send their servants to search for doctors in the area. They discover that there used to be a doctor near the temple, but the temple is now deserted due to everyone dying from a cholera outbreak. The temple appears eerie, and many are hesitant to enter and search for a doctor.