The Princess That Went Back in Time Wishes to Divorce Her Husband Novel Review
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By miyata saone, 宮田紗音
Description
“Please forgive me, Father—for I have killed my husband.” Such was the confession of Feryana—the daughter of the king of Rosalyn—to a certain young priest. She’d mu*dered her beloved husband, Ryle Hendrik, Marquis of Weatherk.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- syosetu
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
The Princess That Went Back in Time Wishes to Divorce Her Husband Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on The Princess That Went Back in Time Wishes to Divorce Her Husband
This title certainly grabbed my attention! "The Princess That Went Back in Time Wishes to Divorce Her Husband" promises a juicy blend of time travel, romance, and potentially messy royal drama. After diving in, I can say it mostly delivers on that promise, although some aspects left me wanting more.
First Impressions
The premise is definitely intriguing. A princess, armed with the knowledge of a past life, decides the best way to save her husband is to divorce him? It's an interesting take on the classic "second chance" trope, and I was immediately curious to see how it would play out. The European-inspired setting adds to the romantic atmosphere and provides a nice backdrop for the story.
What Works Well
The central relationship between the princess and her husband is a major draw. The story explores their dynamic with a good balance of sweetness and a hint of something darker, which I definitely appreciated. The "yandere" vibes, as some have described, add an interesting layer of complexity to the male lead. The plot twist, though perhaps foreshadowed, was still executed well and kept me engaged. The writing style is easy to follow, and the translation is generally good, which makes for a smooth reading experience.
Areas of Concern
While I enjoyed the premise, I did find myself questioning some of the protagonist's decisions. Why divorce him instead of directly addressing the issues that led to his demise in the first timeline? It felt like a somewhat convoluted solution, especially considering her deep affection for him. Also, the princess's sudden insecurity about their marriage felt a bit out of place, given her past determination to be with him.
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Final Verdict
Overall, "The Princess That Went Back in Time Wishes to Divorce Her Husband" is an enjoyable read, especially if you're a fan of time travel romances with a touch of angst. While some of the protagonist's motivations may be questionable, the engaging plot, interesting characters, and well-executed twist make it a worthwhile experience. I'd give it a solid 4 out of 5 stars.
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