The Remarried Empress Chapter 139: Release Date, Preview & Where To Read?

The Remarried Empress Chapter 139 will reveal why Sovieshu abandons Rashta and has an affair with Evely. Rashta is now an empress, and if she lets Sovieshu fall in love with Evely, Soviesh’s honor and dignity will get affected. And besides, Rashta is carrying Sovieshu’s child with her.

However, there’s no need to worry because Sovieshu won’t abandon his child and her. On the other hand, Henry is worried about what to do with Christa, so Navier suggests he take her to the Comshire, as she will feel safe. Lots of stuff is going on at the same time, which results in too much drama. And in the next chapter, many things will get revealed.

And if you are wondering when the next chapter of the Manhwa, The Remarried Empress, will release, then do not worry because, in this article, we will talk about the release date of The Remarried Empress Chapter 139 and where you can read it.

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The Remarried Empress Chapter 139 Release Date — Henry and Navier | Chapter 138 (Credits: Naver)

The Remarried Empress Chapter 138 Recap

The chapter starts with Henry taking Navier to show her the renovated empress’s office. When Navier was reading a book in her room, Henry came and told her he wanted to show her something. Navier couldn’t figure out what Henry wanted to show her. Henry takes her to the empress room to show the changes he made in it. He asks her if she likes it, to which Navier tells him she likes it.

Henry also wanted to talk to her about Christa. Navier asks him if it’s because of the medical wine the duke gave him that night. She tells him if such a situation persists in the future, it’s best to take precautions and asks Henry what he will do.

Henry tells her according to the empire’s law; his sister-in-law should have left the palace long ago, but because of the will that his brother left behind to take good care of his sister-in-law. He thinks that if he sends his sister-in-law away, it will cause the palace to misunderstand even more.

Henry didn’t know that Christa (his sister) liked him so much, and if that’s the case, Navier needed to deal with her quickly, but as Henry said, if Navier chased her away, things would only get worse. Navier thinks if she sends Christa to Comshire, a place like the capital, where people from all walks of society and art and culture are very developed.

So if Navier lets Christa go to that city, it only will ease her lonely heart even more, as there are inherently many people living there. Navier tells Henry there are many rumors of the sudden death of his brother, and it would be awkward if rumors between him and Christa were to spread even more, so she tells him that Christa must leave the palace, and he has to take her to Comshire at all mean necessary.