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Description
One day, out of the blue and without notice, a reader transmigrates into the body of an unfortunate Empress, Diana, who was caught in the midst of a blossoming love between her husband, the Emperor, and another woman, Trisha. Diana, her character, was destined for death and she thought it better to perish sooner than the intended time, but… there lays an issue. Reincarnation played a pivotal role in the book. “Since it’s like this, I’d rather die than become Crowned Empress again.” And she did. But instead of escaping the book, she returned to the past as Diana. Caught in this bitter cycle, she was determined not to live a life of ignorance and unawareness. Meanwhile, a new figure emerged — the Crowned Emperor’s enemy. His name was Edwin, the Grand Duke who became infatuated with Diana. To Edwin, their meeting was love at first sight, at least he thought so. “I’ll prove I’m not a nobody. I’ll show you that I can make you happy. Right now, give me a chance, Diana.” “But… we’re still…” “Now and forever, I promise. I promise you that I’ll pick up your broken pieces and carry you to a land of bountiful happiness.” Edwin’s black eyes were wrought full of beastly desire and affection. His love was wild and unavoidable, and Diana could do nothing to get away. ‘I should have read the ending,’ Diana thought.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- queen's selection
- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Web Novel
I Should Have Read The Ending Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on I Should Have Read The Ending
"I Should Have Read The Ending" is a web novel that initially hooked me with its intriguing premise of reincarnation and a second chance at avoiding a terrible fate. The blending of adult themes, romance, and a dash of fantasy set in a European-esque aristocracy definitely piqued my interest. But after diving in, I found myself with mixed feelings, echoing some of the sentiments I've seen from other readers.
First Impressions
The early chapters were a bit of a struggle, I must admit. The protagonist, Diana, starts off as someone who's aware of her impending doom but doesn't seem to be actively doing much to change it. This passivity was frustrating, and I can see why some readers felt disconnected, viewing her as someone who just sits around and thinks instead of taking action. The story felt slow-paced, and I was left wanting more momentum.
What Works Well
Despite my initial reservations, there are aspects of the story that I found compelling. I appreciate the author's willingness to create genuinely unlikeable villains. It's a testament to good writing when you can wholeheartedly despise a character, and this novel seems to deliver on that front. The promise of a satisfying "retaliation" from Diana is a major draw, and I'm invested in seeing her overcome the obstacles in her path. I also found the translation quality to be commendable, which always enhances the reading experience.
Areas of Concern
My biggest concern revolves around the character development, particularly the male lead. While he's presented as a contrast to the initial antagonist, some find him bland and uninteresting. The insta-love trope also felt rushed and unearned, leaving me wanting a deeper connection between the main characters. Furthermore, the plot can feel stagnant at times, with the protagonist not making enough progress despite being armed with future knowledge.
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Final Verdict
"I Should Have Read The Ending" is a mixed bag. While it has a promising premise and some compelling elements, the slow pacing, rushed romance, and divisive plot twist might not appeal to all readers. If you're looking for a quick, action-packed read, this might not be for you. However, if you enjoy slow-burn stories with complex characters and are willing to be patient, it might be worth giving it a try. Just be prepared for a potentially frustrating journey.
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