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Description
Bianca de Blanchefort. The wife of Zachary de Arno, thrown out of Arno family after his death due to her self-indulgent, frivolous, and immoral behavior. She had nowhere to go, the Blanchefort family having already fallen to ruin, and was more or less kicked to a convent out in the border. A woman who ultimately met her end on a cold stone floor. A villainess with no honor. That was Bianca’s life before she went back in time. *** “Is this truly reality? Did I really travel back to the past?” This was neither a dream nor a hallucination. This feeling of hunger, fatigue, the vivid sense of everything around her… This was all real. If this was indeed reality… If God truly gave her one more precious chance…! ‘I’m going to carry out a business. A marriage is a business in the end. Zachary’s child will be the perfect source of financial support. I’m sure my dowry will remain safe too. I won’t have to lose the Blanchefort or Arno territories to that damned viscount either.’ Then whether it be through seduction or persuasion, she needed to give birth to her husband, Zachary’s child. “How much was my dowry exactly?” “400 calves, 900 pigs, 100 units of silverware, 300 rolls of silk, 2 crates of jewels, and a portion of a territory… Equivalent to a two-year budget for the Arno county.” “Don’t you think you should compensate for that?”
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- 로아
- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Web Novel
Marriage of Convenience Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Marriage of Convenience
"Marriage of Convenience" is a web novel that certainly sparks a lot of discussion, and after diving in, I can see why. It's a story with a unique premise and some compelling characters, but it definitely has its quirks and potential pitfalls.
First Impressions
The initial concept – a marriage between a seven-year-old girl and a twenty-year-old man – is undeniably controversial. I was immediately intrigued, but also a bit wary. The story navigates this tricky dynamic, but it's something that readers need to be prepared for going in. The European-esque setting and the themes of aristocracy and forced marriage added to the initial allure, promising a tale of political intrigue and personal growth.
What Works Well
I found that the characters, despite their flaws, were a major draw. The female lead, Bianca, is cold and detached, yet I couldn't help but feel empathy for her situation. Being thrust into a marriage at such a young age, she's essentially a victim of circumstance. The male lead, Zachary, is portrayed as loyal and hardworking, and I appreciated that the story doesn't shy away from showing his flaws either. The slow-burn romance between them is a definite plus for those who enjoy a gradual development of feelings. I also enjoyed how the author made the reader empathize with the characters and their struggles.
Areas of Concern
One of the biggest issues I noticed was the way the story handles the age gap. While the male lead doesn't act inappropriately, the story sometimes seems to gloss over the inherent power imbalance and the lack of agency the female lead has as a child. Additionally, some readers may find the initial chapters slow-paced, as they focus more on descriptions of daily life than on driving the plot forward. The story has been criticized for the way that minor characters and servants are portrayed, with many feeling that their negative opinions of the FL are too prominent.
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Final Verdict
"Marriage of Convenience" is an interesting read that deals with sensitive topics. While the age gap may be off-putting to some, the story offers a unique perspective on arranged marriages and the challenges of navigating a relationship built on obligation rather than love. If you're willing to suspend your modern moralities and appreciate a slow-burn romance with flawed characters, this might be a story you'll enjoy. However, be prepared for some potentially uncomfortable themes and a plot that can feel uneven at times. I'd give it a solid 3.5 out of 5 stars.
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