The Abandoned Empress, Vol. 1 (comic) (The Abandoned Empress (Comic))

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Hence, she was trained to become the Empress from the day she learned to walk, but was never acknowledged by anyone and was unloved.

Soon, a girl named Jieun appeared from another world in the palace's lake and everyone in the Church declared that Jieun is the girl mentioned in the prophesy and Aristia was mistaken to be the future Empress due to it's misinterpretation. Thanks to encountering a time-traveled Aristia at an early age, he grew away from becoming anywhere closer to his original timeline counterpart personality wise after a Jerkass Realization on his own part and future interactions with Aristia.Her total lack of preparation to handle the responsibilities she finds herself handed in classic isekai fashion end up ruining Aristia's life and eventually the entire empire.

And since Allendis de Verita too was away as he too had responsibilities as the Castina empire's chancellor's son, she becomes lonely since there is no one to guide her in her training. The next morning, she heard the news that her father was arrested for treason for being the mastermind behind that attack and she pleaded with the Emperor to release her father, but her pleas fell on deaf ears and he ridiculed her by making her kneel before him with her head on the floor and made her lick his shoe on the promise that he would release her father, but after she does so, he taunts her saying that she was too naive since he wouldn't let anyone live who has tried to kill the Empress and killed his child and that her father was already executed in the morning.Adaptation-Induced Plot Hole: The drugging plotline and some related issues later in the story seem out of left field in the manhwa. In the second timeline, it is Jieun who has this, blaming all her failures and the way people eventually turned away from her on other people, particularly Aristia. Pair the Spares: An extra chapter heavily implies that Jieun and Allendis will find love together while in exile.

Hero with an F in Good: Jieun was not a bad person, but she was incompetent through no fault of her own. And in this timeline she's also holding a massive grudge that makes her kind of unpleasant to deal with.

More than Mind Control: In the original timeline, Ruve and Tia were both drugged to make their emotions wilder and harder to control, meaning they'd say and do things they normally wouldn't. This separates the two further until he barely holds himself back from raping or murdering her, only barely resisting the urge because she still unquestioningly trusts him.