
From the Start, I’m Forced to Marry the Enemy Kingdom’s Crown Prince, and the Heir Goes on a Killing Spree
开局强娶敌国太子,世子她杀疯了
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- Completed
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- 735k Words
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- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient-Style Life
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- 11mo ago
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Both leads are incredibly intelligent! The female lead isn't the type to abandon everything for love, so those who prefer a domineering wife should avoid this. Also, "husband" is a feeling, not a gender, so feel free to call the female lead "husband." The male lead is extremely intelligent and possesses top-tier combat skills, but his obsessions border on yandere.
Overall, it's alright. The plot is tight and doesn't drag, and the characters are well-developed. However, the female lead seems to have a manic-depressive disorder… she's constantly angry, but outwardly she appears sharp and seemingly a playboy, though she's actually quite wary. Every time she encounters the male lead in the early episodes, she acts like she's on fire.
The female lead disguises herself as a man, appearing on the surface as an arrogant playboy, but in reality, she possesses extraordinary wisdom and resourcefulness. She starts by marrying the crown prince of an enemy country in a grand procession – her audacity is truly astounding!
It's good, but I have a question. The synopsis says that the female lead was imprisoned by the male lead when she became empress. Does that mean that all her hard work to seize the throne was for nothing?
No wonder they're both crazy; otherwise, they wouldn't have ended up together. Watching their love-hate relationship, I feel utterly powerless, like a real-life cat-and-mouse game. Their love affair and their battles of wits seem to manipulate the entire world at will. It's both laughable and heartbreaking to watch.
Overall, I found this book quite enjoyable. For me personally: the female lead's imprisonment after ascending the throne, and her later resentment stemming from her compromises for the sake of her child (I thought about this for a long time before finally writing this review), and the male lead's profound understanding of the female lead.
This is the kind of cross-dressing novel I want to read!
I haven't finished watching it, but the female lead's character is quite appealing. The plot is good too. However, the romance was heartbreaking; I don't understand it, but I respect it.
I've read up to chapter 13 so far, and I really like the female lead's personality. The synopsis makes me a little worried about the later plot. I hope she can eventually subdue the male lead; it would be so disappointing if she actually succeeds in imprisoning him 😢
😘😘I absolutely love the female lead!!