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Materialistic Princess
By han yi rim, 한이림
90 chapters
2019
Description
One day, I woke up from being a poor college student as Princess Roselia Kanep from the novel ‘A Sculpture of Emotion’. And by the way, she was the daughter of a poor noble family who’d squandered their wealth under her brother’s leadership. In order to earn a fortune, she uses the original content of the novel to approach Anoch, the crown prince who lost part of his soul under the curse of a witch. “Your Highness, I’m an expert in emotions,” she said. And so, he started wondering if she could help him. “Come on, put feeling into it! Emotions!” Roselia kissed Anoch’s lips. A side character somehow deviates from the original plot?!
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- kw books
- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Web Novel
Materialistic Princess Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Materialistic Princess
Alright, let's dive into "Materialistic Princess." I went in with moderate expectations, given the mixed initial reception, but I'm always up for a good shoujo fantasy. The premise definitely piqued my interest, and after reading a few chapters, I have some thoughts.
First Impressions
The opening is pretty straightforward, hitting some familiar beats. We've got the classic reincarnation setup following a car accident. Our main character wakes up in a new world, and it’s not long before we get the lowdown on the original novel's plot. So far, so good – it's a well-trodden path, but sometimes those familiar tropes can be comforting if executed well. The initial setup of Rosetta's world and her family situation is quickly established, laying the groundwork for the story to come.
What Works Well
What I appreciated was the pacing. The story moves along at a clip, giving you enough information without bogging you down in unnecessary details. I found the family dynamics intriguing, especially the depiction of Rosetta's older brother. His character adds a layer of complexity to what could have easily been a generic aristocratic setting. The focus on Rosetta's financial motivations also makes her relatable, grounding the fantasy elements in a more tangible reality. She isn't just seeking love and happiness; she's got bills to pay! I also found the writing style easy to follow, making it a quick and enjoyable read.
Areas of Concern
While the story has potential, I do hope the author avoids some of the more tired clichés as it progresses. The "emotionless prince" trope is a bit overdone, and I'm hoping there's more to him than meets the eye. I also worry that Rosetta's "wingman" role could become frustrating if not handled carefully. The initial chapters are good, but the plot needs to evolve beyond the basic setup to truly shine.
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Final Verdict
Overall, I'm cautiously optimistic about "Materialistic Princess." It has a solid foundation with an engaging plot. I'm giving it a solid 3.8/5 for now, with the potential for a higher rating as the story develops and explores its unique elements. If you're a fan of shoujo fantasy with a focus on family dynamics and a resourceful female lead, this might be worth checking out.
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