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I Thought a Villainess’ Divorce Would Be Easy
By lee runyang, 이루냥
4 volumes
2019
Description
I became the soon-to-be duchess who’ll end up divorced when the female lead arrives. Anthea had a sickly body, an awful temperament, and died in an ending fitting of a villainess. “I’ll use this pretty face of mine. I won’t die as a low-quality villainess.” The count is my guardian and I will steal everyone’s hearts in the count’s estate. I would often collapse due to my sickly body, but I was at least able to move. All of this is for the happiness I’ll attain after my divorce. As expected, I had a political marriage, so if I act like a villainess, then I’ll be divorced, but it isn’t easy as I thought? “Goodness, Madam you’re so kind. I’ll follow you forever.” “Our Madam has a pretty face and a pretty heart.” Every bad deed I did was perceived as a kind act. “Wife, if you can’t fall asleep, I can make you tired.” The cold duke, Richard, why are you doing this? Your character has completely changed from the novel. Let’s stay far away from each other. Please stop clinging to me. Because if this continues, I’ll become emotionally attached to you.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- epyrus
- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Web Novel
I Thought a Villainess’ Divorce Would Be Easy Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on I Thought a Villainess’ Divorce Would Be Easy
"I Thought a Villainess' Divorce Would Be Easy" promised a fun twist on the familiar villainess trope, and after diving in, I have some thoughts. It's a story with potential, but also a few stumbling blocks that kept it from being a complete home run for me.
First Impressions
The premise immediately grabbed me: a female lead trying to navigate a political marriage after transmigrating into a novel. The idea of her trying to actively avoid the original plot and even aiming for a divorce was a refreshing change of pace. I was eager to see how she'd manage to mess with the original storyline and what kind of hijinks would ensue.
What Works Well
The core of the story seems to be the evolving relationships, especially between the female lead and the Duke. I found myself invested in how their dynamic shifts as she tries to change the fate laid out for her. The slow burn of the Duke falling for her, despite her attempts to push him away, is definitely a highlight. The world-building also seems solid, with the political intrigue and the descriptions of the northern territory adding depth to the story. I also appreciated the inclusion of darker themes like adoption issues and the effects of being misunderstood. It grounded the fantasy elements and made the characters feel more real.
Areas of Concern
Unfortunately, one major drawback I encountered was the translation quality. It definitely hampered my enjoyment and made it difficult to fully immerse myself in the story. It’s a shame because I feel like I was missing nuances and subtle details that could have made the story even better.
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Final Verdict
Overall, "I Thought a Villainess’ Divorce Would Be Easy" is a mixed bag. The premise is intriguing, the characters have potential, and the plot twists keep things interesting. However, the translation quality is a significant hurdle. If you're willing to overlook the translation issues, there's a decent story here, especially if you enjoy romance with political intrigue and a strong female lead. I'd give it a cautious recommendation, hoping that the translation improves in the future.
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