The Cast-Off Princess Finds Love with the Grand Duke in This Life
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Alternative titles
Hazure Ōjo desu ga, Kon-yo wa Taikō Denka ni Aisareteimasu
ハズレ王女ですが、今世は大公殿下に愛されています
Princess Safir, daughter of a deposed queen, is ordered by her king to become engaged to Prince Felix of an enemy nation. She accepts, even knowing the engagement is a lie.But this is actually her second life. In her previous one, Felix tormented her relentlessly until her death finally freed her from misery. Determined not to repeat the same tragic fate, she changes how she acts in this life.Her new choices attract the attention of Leander, Felix’s half-brother and a Grand Duke—someone who had also quietly tried to save her in the past. For the first time, Safir confides in him: “I want to escape from here…”
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How could this and right then and there? It didn’t even stop at a good ending point. If that’s truly where it ends, then it’s a waste of time… very disappointing story… how could you say that the the title is the princess finds love with the grand Duke in this life, when you don’t even get to the love and romance…
Wait...she knows what happens later to the man who killed her. So she has memories of events that happened after she died?
His horse was just hitched to a lamp pose out in the open!?! So the prince and his whole entourage would have clearly seen it and known he was there?
So she'll learn how to ride a horse just in time to look like a liar to the prince?
Okay, now the sister saw her brother, the crowned prince, with that other girl. The FL knows what is supposed to happen. I am looking forward to Lander and her getting together. The queen knows the crowned prince is up to something bad. Why is she just letting it happen?
Hmm the translation is slightly off, so the nuance is a bit hard to understand