Yeobo, Wae Dangsini Huhoehaeyo?

Possessed into the body of Tareia, a noblewoman blessed with striking beauty, a prestigious family name, and a life of effortless luxury, one might assume she has everything. Yet beneath the gilded surface of her existence lies a single, festering flaw: her husband’s wandering eye. Determined to confront the source of her humiliation, she secretly arranges a meeting with Seira, the Duke’s mistress—a woman as delicate and lovely as she is resolute. When Seira boldly declares she will never relinquish her hold on the Duke, the protagonist’s response is unexpectedly calm. After all, if the mistress is so committed, then Tareia is free to execute the plan she has been quietly nurturing: to cast off her unfaithful spouse and embrace a dazzling, independent future. But the road to a carefree single life proves far more complicated than she anticipated. Just as she begins to savor her newfound freedom, the men around her shift their attitudes with bewildering speed. The Duke, once so easily distracted, suddenly grows curious about his neglected wife. A confidant edges closer, testing the intimacy of a familiar name. Even the Duke himself, who seemed indifferent to her departure, now pleads with her to reconsider the divorce. Surrounded by this sudden and inexplicable surge of male attention, Tareia finds herself caught between her well-laid plans and the perplexing question that haunts her every step: why are they all acting this way now?