I May Be a Fallen Princess, but I Won't Marry You for an Alliance

There's no system involved, so it's okay to read for fun. The various actions of the royal family in the book are enough to give you high blood pressure. The female lead is a princess, but she's disliked and treated like a tool by the king; only her older brother, Edmund, is somewhat kind to her.

Humans are still too weak in this world. If we first unite with other races to kill the slime-tentacle monsters and other creatures that are completely inhuman, then incite conflict between carnivorous and herbivorous demi-humans, and in the name of justice unite the herbivores to kill all the carnivores, and then fabricate a story about demi-humans kidnapping human children to kill all the herbivores, the pressure later on should be much less.

First of all, let me clarify that I didn't read this book because I'm a lolicon! I just really like the silly, adorable, and delicious little Arya in the book. 🙂🙂🙂 One more thing I want to criticize: how does the author manage to sleep if they don't update 10 chapters a day?!

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(I think humans are too conservative and should be more extreme, haha 😏😏😏) (Extreme xenophobia is like this) I love reading this and I must give it five stars. The author is great.

This book is truly "amazing, gripping, and every word a gem." Captivating, eloquent, a hidden gem, captivating Unforgettable, unforgettable, amazing, and hard to put down. I love it so much I can't put it down; it's captivating and enchanting. It is so beautiful that one cannot put it down; every word is precious; it is so popular that it becomes a bestseller; it is universally praised.

I accidentally deleted yesterday's book review, so I'm reposting it. The characters aren't mindless; they use some tactics. The story isn't just a dry, uninteresting plot; it has depth, and in my opinion, you can see the bigger picture. It's good! 😄

It's a bit like adding a touch of reality to a fairy tale, like the heroine hiding on a rainbow, which then disappears. I don't understand politics very well. Adding political barriers to the relationship between two people is a bit like Hamlet? I feel uncomfortable with it, but it could be made into a book on its own. I prefer the fairytale-like romance part; I feel the author excels in that area. I don't think there will be any conflict between the two countries over the female lead later on.

It's good, but Arya's transformation is too fast; I can't tell she was a boy in her past life. I just wanted to see Eli gradually bring Arya to the forefront 😏 Just like in the book "Princess Agents".

So good! Both this and the previous one were incredibly sweet. I hope the author continues to write high-quality content. And one more thing, author, please release 100 chapters already! I can't get enough!!! 😏😏