I Asked for a Divorce because I was Called a Villainess that Toppled a Nation
By kin no mimikazari, 金の耳飾り
8 chapters
2023
Description
Princess Diana, a bride from the enemy country, was facing backlash from all sides. Although their marriage was political in nature, the physical compatibility between her and her husband was ridiculously good!! As a result of indulging in pleasure with her husband, the crown prince, and neglecting both political affairs and social life, Diana became known as the Villainess who Toppled the Nation. Even her husband wasn’t spared and was ridiculed for being a ‘simpleton.’ “It’s just a physical relationship, anyway, not like he is in love with me.” For the sake of her husband, Diana decided to divorce him and ran away from the castle… Huh? Why is my husband chasing after me? Scary!
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- syosetu
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
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My Thoughts on I Asked for a Divorce because I was Called a Villainess that Toppled a Nation
First Impressions
Okay, so I dove into "I Asked for a Divorce because I was Called a Villainess that Toppled a Nation" expecting a blend of political intrigue and steamy romance, given the title and tags. The premise is definitely intriguing: a woman branded a villain seeks a divorce, leading to… well, hopefully, some exciting twists. I was ready for some drama and a strong female lead, but also prepared for some mature content.
What Works Well
The initial set-up is quite compelling. The European-esque setting felt atmospheric, and the promise of a "devoted" and even "obsessive" love interest certainly piqued my interest. The idea of enemies eventually becoming lovers is a trope I usually enjoy, and there were glimpses of that dynamic here that I found appealing. The female lead is beautiful and the male lead is handsome, so there's definitely some surface-level appeal.
Areas of Concern
Honestly, I had some issues with the plot's execution. While I appreciated the author trying to layer in more complexity and unravel the reasons behind the MC and ML's marriage, it ultimately felt a bit muddled. Some of the twists felt contradictory, and I was left with unanswered questions by the end. It seems like the plot played second fiddle to the smut, which might disappoint readers looking for a more substantial story.
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Final Verdict
"I Asked for a Divorce because I was Called a Villainess that Toppled a Nation" has some enticing elements, particularly the initial premise and the potential for a compelling romance. However, the plot inconsistencies and potentially rushed ending might leave some readers wanting more. If you're primarily looking for a smut-heavy read with a touch of political intrigue and aren't overly concerned with a perfectly polished plot, this might be worth checking out. But if you prioritize a well-developed story with a satisfying resolution, you might want to proceed with caution.
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