The Reincarnated Princess Conquers the World to Escape an Arranged Marriage

I've followed Fangzi's books from Qingwen to Shuqi and finally to SF, starting with his first work, "The Leader of a Faction Is Disrespectful to the Elderly." They're mostly themed around yuri (adult content), and his solid writing skills, smooth and flowing prose, delicate emotional storylines, meticulous world-building in the beginning, and seamless integration of plot threads make for a satisfying read that I never tire of. This author is like a breath of fresh air, unlike the flood of domestic light novels that mass-produce characters and sculpt their personalities and behaviors in an assembly-line fashion, catering to popular tastes and excessively adding Japanese elements. While some readers may dislike this, I believe many more will also enjoy it...

When I first met you, I was full of ambition; when I heard of you again, it was already time for pigeons to fly.

The light novel *Princess* is a very good one for me. After reading it from the homepage's recommendation list, my biggest impression was how the author, Fangzi, perfectly blended the traditional romantic comedy with the challenging plot of an isekai (another world) farming novel where the protagonist uses their knowledge to manage their own power. As a reader, I felt a sense of connection to Soma Yukihira in *Food Wars!*, Who, with ordinary ingredients, created dishes that even renowned chefs couldn't make, dishes that were enough to impress Erina Nakiri. The biggest highlight that attracted me to this book so far is undoubtedly the protagonist's...

I asked the author a few days ago, and he said he would update after his life stabilized.

The rebellion of the count in the duchy was incredibly frustrating. I felt the female lead and her father were both utterly incompetent. With an average lifespan of less than 50 and only one daughter, the father completely failed to hand over power, leaving the female lead with only the Black Griffin to command in the duchy capital. There was no one to provide regular intelligence reports, and no one to suppress the count. He actually thought he could save his daughter's life by handing over power to the countess? Wasn't he afraid of being killed in a rebellion? And the female lead is also a time traveler; hasn't she heard of the Xuanwu Gate Incident? She practically allowed the rebellious count to grow powerful without making any other preparations. It felt like her influence in the duchy capital was extremely...

I stumbled upon the light novel *Princess* on the homepage of a blog called "Pineapple Bun." Having read so many reincarnation novels before, I was initially quite tired of them and thought it would be a typical formulaic story like *The Eighth Son*. However, the cover image of El was just too cute, so I couldn't resist clicking in and reading it carefully. The result was a huge surprise! I followed it for two weeks, and the content of *Princess* is indeed very engaging. While many tropes are common, the well-structured plot makes it a unique and enjoyable read. I've been following this light novel...

Regarding yuri (lesbian) stories, I personally think this one is a breath of fresh air. The protagonist and the antagonists are almost all intelligent. Although it's a bit unsatisfying to see the protagonist suffer, I hope the author can provide some satisfying plot points. It's a bit bittersweet to see the protagonist suffer in the novel as well as in real life. The character portrayals are quite good, showing the author's depth and the world-building is quite extensive. However, I feel that it might follow the same formula as other novels later on (in my opinion). Of course, I also hope that the writing gets better and better and that the protagonist isn't tortured too much. I really can't stand it; I've been reading so many books with protagonists suffering recently, and it's really unbearable.

Where did the author go?

This book was good, but I don't know why it was delayed. Right now, all I read is moe-themed stuff, I'm really suffering from a reading slump.

It seems like they've only changed the cover once in all this time?