The Cursed Princess Who Lost Her Place as a Bride Begins a Happy Exile Life
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The Cursed Princess Who Lost Her Place as a Bride Begins a Happy Exile Life
The Cursed Princess Whose Bridal Seat Was Stolen Begins a Fun Exile Life!
The Despised Princess Whose Bride Position Was Usurped Starts an Enjoyable Life in Exile!
After Having Her Bride Seat Stolen, the Cursed Princess Begins a Fun Exile Life!
Hanayome no Za o Ubawareta Imi Hime wa Tanoshii Bōmei Seikatsu Hajimemasu!
花嫁の座を奪われた忌み姫は楽しい亡命生活はじめます！
Letitia, the youngest princess of the Kingdom of Meda, is shunned and hidden away due to the birthmarks she bears, which are considered cursed. A lookalike commoner girl named Liz is hired as her double to appear in public, while Letitia is relegated to doing chores in the shadows. One day, a marriage proposal arrives for Letitia from the neighboring empire because her birthmarks align with a divine prophecy. Excited to see the outside world for the first time, Letitia's bridal seat is stolen by the jealous Liz, who schemes to take her place. When Liz even tries to have her killed, Letitia is rescued by a mysterious mage, Glen.
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i really got hooked on this. i even bought the available chapters. it's quite good. predictable in a way, but very cute
Her family is absolutely garbage and I hope their nation gets taken over by the empire and they get exectued
That prince is quite the wingman.
nyoo, gleeen, my boy(((
I'm betting the photo the prince keeps in his desk is of the woman he actually loves, and had to distance himself from for the good of the kingdom to marry the Princess.
The Fraud Princess doesn't seem to grasp that the princess' "sin" of having a special birthmark is literally why this kingdom wants her, so Fraud Princess isn't saving the royal family from anything but salvation.