I’ll End This Engagement
By 꾸꾸즈
147 chapters
2020
Description
I suddenly possessed Leah Prezis, the fiancee of a second male lead and the vindictive evil woman resented by the readers. With the betrayal of the female protagonist and her fiance, I put my everything into changing the fate of Leah, the wicked woman. “I’m going to ask you to break our engagement. ” Finally, I asked for a breakup in order to escape from the barbaric death ending, and he said, “I can’t do that.” What? You can’t do that now? And I never thought I’d get hit in the back of my head right before I managed to escape from the terrible fate of Leah Prezis. “Why, do you want me to beg you not to leave, on my knees?” When I saw a certain man’s persistent smile, there was only one thought that came to my mind: No, you’re crazy!
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- d&c media
- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Web Novel
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My Thoughts on I’ll End This Engagement
"I’ll End This Engagement" dives headfirst into the well-trodden "reincarnated as the villainess" trope, and while it doesn't necessarily reinvent the wheel, it does offer some intriguing twists that kept me reading. The premise is familiar: our protagonist finds herself in the body of Leah, a character doomed to be killed by the male lead. Her goal? To break off the engagement and avoid her grim fate.
First Impressions
Initially, I was drawn in by the promise of a clever female lead navigating a treacherous aristocratic society. Leah, despite her past life's superficiality, proves to be surprisingly resourceful, which is a refreshing take. The early chapters set a good pace, introducing the key players and establishing the stakes.
What Works Well
What I particularly enjoyed was the exploration of Leah's internal thoughts. The novel does a great job of portraying her anxieties and struggles as she tries to adapt to her new reality. I also found myself increasingly invested in the mysteries surrounding the original timeline and the potential hidden motives of the characters, especially the male lead, Davan. While many readers seem to dislike him initially, I found his actions intriguing, hinting at complexities beneath his seemingly cold exterior. The political intrigue and the hints of a larger conspiracy also added a layer of depth that kept me engaged.
Areas of Concern
However, the story isn't without its flaws. I can see why some readers found the pacing slow at times. The constant shifting of perspectives, while intended to build suspense, occasionally felt disjointed and confusing. Additionally, Leah's characterization might not appeal to everyone. Her initial anxiety and occasional overreactions could be off-putting to some readers.
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Final Verdict
Overall, "I’ll End This Engagement" is a decent read, particularly if you're a fan of the reincarnation/villainess genre. While it has its shortcomings, the intriguing plot, the mysteries surrounding the characters, and the potential for Davan's redemption make it a worthwhile investment of your time. I'd recommend giving it a try, but be prepared for some slow pacing and potential plot inconsistencies.
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