Not a bad read. It's slightly boring in the beginning as it uses the trope of good princess vs cursed princess. We see the titular FL being ignored treated like a pariah except for, of course, a few characters who see beyond the prophecy. Truthfully, the FL doesn't get interesting until she let's loose on her family for their initial desertion and then sudden interest in her life.
So far, I only feel bad for Noah who is the second prince and is always overlooked and just given imperial hand-me-downs. If he wanted a relationship with the FL, even hidden, he should have applied himself more to develop that bond.
Amaryllis is not a villainess. She's a spoiled princess who was raised to be a spoiled princess. She hasn't even done anything villain worthy. Just acted out a couple of times -- pure spoiled behavior.
Not a bad read. It's slightly boring in the beginning as it uses the trope of good princess vs cursed princess. We see the titular FL being ignored treated like a pariah except for, of course, a few characters who see beyond the prophecy. Truthfully, the FL doesn't get interesting until she let's loose on her family for their initial desertion and then sudden interest in her life.
So far, I only feel bad for Noah who is the second prince and is always overlooked and just given imperial hand-me-downs. If he wanted a relationship with the FL, even hidden, he should have applied himself more to develop that bond.
Amaryllis is not a villainess. She's a spoiled princess who was raised to be a spoiled princess. She hasn't even done anything villain worthy. Just acted out a couple of times -- pure spoiled behavior.