The Bride of the White Night
By 이로운
2 volumes
Description
naughty, abandoned princess Aisa. The king marries Aisa as if she had received a mine and sold it to Archduke Ainar…On the first night, Aisa is about to confess to her husband Archduke Ainar the secret he wants to confess. He said, “I… spent the night with another man before we got married.” * * * On the way to the wedding, Aisa met a man. ‘If you go through a relationship with another man before marriage… … Husband, Archduke Ainar, of course, will try to annul the marriage, right?’ If the marriage really fell, then the king didn’t know if he would want to kill Aisa.But it didn’t matter. If I could live and ruin my marriage. So, if Aisa can ruin what the King wants with her own will. Even if I die, if I achieve something, it will be better than now.Rather than just being taken advantage of without meaning like now and dying.The decision has already been made. Aisa spread her arms out and hugged her man’s neck.Actually, anyone was good. It didn’t matter which man. If you could ruin your marriage. “Come on, more!” But, knowing the truth, why is her husband so affectionate? to the point of tears.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Web Novel
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My Thoughts on The Bride of the White Night
First Impressions
"The Bride of the White Night" immediately pulled me in with its promise of European-tinged royalty and an arranged marriage. I'm always a sucker for a good "love interest falls in love first" trope, and the "R-18" tag definitely piqued my curiosity. The premise suggested a blend of romance and intrigue, which is right up my alley.
What Works Well
What I found particularly compelling was the depth given to the male lead and even the villain. It's not just a simple good-versus-evil narrative. The author takes the time to explore their motivations, worries, and the choices that shape them. I especially appreciated the glimpse into the male lead's inner world; it added a layer of emotional resonance that really made me connect with him. The story is a fairly easy read, which makes it a great option for when you want something engaging but not too demanding.
Areas of Concern
While I enjoyed the overall story, the female lead's characterization felt a bit… standard. Her constant fears and insecurities, while understandable given her past, did become repetitive at times. I also felt the ending, while satisfying in some ways, left me wanting more. It felt a little abrupt, focusing heavily on the male lead's perspective without fully resolving the female lead's journey or hinting at their future together.
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Final Verdict
Overall, "The Bride of the White Night" is an enjoyable read, especially if you're looking for a smutty romance with a touch of wolfboy charm. While the female lead could have been more developed and the ending felt a bit rushed, the strengths of the male lead's character and the exploration of morally gray characters make it a worthwhile read. I'd give it a solid 3.5 out of 5 stars. I'm definitely hoping for a sequel or epilogue to flesh out the ending and give us a peek into the characters' future!
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