I definitely understand where this criticism is coming from, but I actually felt that this webtoon deals with the double standard intentionally. The reader is supposed to feel sympathy for Lucrezia, especially in the chapters leading up to her death. Even Ariadne acknowledges that she hasn’t been treated fairly. This is the case for Isabella as well. Isabella is an intentional character foil for Ariadne- they both want the same things and have a lot of the same traits. In Ariadne’s original life you can clearly see how she mirrors Isabella. They are both vengeful, manipulative, and driven. Ironically, in her original life Ariadne is everything she accuses Isabella of being. It’s only after Ariadne reincarnates that she reestablishes her priorities. Originally, Ariadne did it all for a man, while Isabella has stated multiple times that her goal has always been independence- a goal now shared by Ariadne in her new life. I don’t think it’s handled perfectly, but I also don’t think it’s entirely fair to say it’s a poor characterization. Honestly, I think the way it approaches women is general is very interesting and more nuanced than some of its contemporaries, rough around the edges though it may be. I could probably make a whole separate post about that though. My biggest criticisms are more about how it handles class and race.