In the last chapter, we didn’t receive much of what we expected, the contents of the letter! There has been no revelation of the contents of the letter yet and we expect to see it happen in The Remarried Empress Chapter 104.
As our suspicions grow, Chapter 103 had nothing much to offer. On the other hand, we see King Heinrey confessing to Navier about his connection to Queen, about which Navier already knew.
We also see that Navier wants to become a good Queen of the Western Empire, especially when she’s going to be included in the nation’s most turning point.
Navier is supposed to be the Western Empire’s first queen, as Heinrey said. We see that the official wedding of Navier and Henry is approaching closer.
Rashta behaves rudely with her maid makes her question whether Rashta will be a good Empress to the Eastern Empire or not.
Navier is questioned by a reporter that if there is a conflict in the future where the Western and the Eastern Empire are against each other, will she completely be trustworthy as an ex-Empress of the Eastern Empire?
Is Chapter 103 more like the calm before the storm? Since the prolonging of the revelation of Sovieshu’s letter’s content seems like it holds a great plot twist.
Would we be able to know the contents of Sovieshu’s letter in The Remarried Empress Chapter 104?
We witness that most of the commoners from the Eastern Empire are in support of Rashta’s crowning, since she belongs from a common background and reflects the fact that the commoners and the royals are similarly capable.
The Remarried Empress Chapter 104 Release Date
The webtoon, The Remarried Empress, is a fantasy webtoon that is based on the novel of the same name created by Alphatart and illustrated by Chirun. The webtoon itself is created by Alphatart and illustrated by Sumpul.
It is of Korean origin and released on a Korean webtoon site named Naver.
The Korean scan of The Remarried Empress Chapter 104 is to be published this upcoming Sunday, 20th of February. The English scans will be available from this Monday, 21st of February.
The series updates every Wednesday and Sunday on the Naver official website with the raw Korean scans. These raw Korean scans are then translated into English scans right after the release of the original.
The chapters are officially released on the Webtoon site where the chapters are released in a delayed schedule, but the chapters will be caught up pretty soon with The Remarried Empress Chapter 104.
Nano Machine Chapter 94 and Eleceed Chapter 182 will also be published this Tuesday, do check them out.
The Remarried Empress Chapter 104 Predictions
We saw nothing about Evalie, who seems to hold great significance in the future chapters of The Remarried Empress. Evalie might make her return to The Remarried Empress Chapter 104.
We also have high expectations that the contents of Sovieshu’s letters will be revealed. Navier’s reaction to the letter is still unknown.
The question that all of us might have in our mind is whether Navier is really a hundred percent faithful to the Western Empire or not since she hesitated in answering the reporter about the question she was asked about her loyalty.
Navier is a well-educated, proud, and intelligent woman. Did she really give up on her Eastern Empire?
Moreover, Navier seems to be less attached to Heinrey, what is her actual purpose for all of this? Will we get a glance at her real intentions in The Remarried Empress Chapter 104?
What is Sovieshu’s intention after all? What are his plans about getting Navier back? All of this remains a mystery even now.
However, the speculations are just a grain of sand, we hope that we get to know more about Sovieshu’s letter in the upcoming Remarried Empress 104.
The raw scans are unavailable at the moment.
Thus, spoilers of the following chapter will be added to this article as soon as the raw scans are released, so stay tuned.
Until then, we can head into the discussions and speculations about what might happen in the upcoming chapter of The Remarried Empress Chapter 104 and keep visiting Orianime for all the latest news.
