This story was fun and light hearted at the beginning with a hilarious heroine and a male lead that at first appeared to be the common domineering type but as the story progresses he becomes an agreeable and loving man without taking his main personality apart. The character evolution on both leads was wonderfully done 👍

As for the story, it was a beautiful journey of character growth with a great plot. The comedy, for me, was on point and even so the story is actually rational unlike some commenters said, but rational within the comedy tag that is the first tag attached to this story so keep that in mind so you can enjoy this to its fullest. It doesn't make sense to expect a serious drama from a comedy. That said, this comic is actually very deep and moving and there is important drama going on. Fear not: there is happy ending and even happier side stories to enjoy. Aside from ten or so chapters the story is a happy and fun one.

The art is different, as in it's not very common to see nowadays but it's charming and very expressive. The illustrator portrays emotion and movement very well. The colours are lovely.

I think that for what it was proposed to be (comedy, drama, fantasy, Josei) this story is quite perfect and it's difficult to find a mistake on its execution.

... Last updated on February 5th, 2024, 5:27am

This starts as a comedy and ends with a lot of nice, well done fluff.
In the middle there is some character silliness based drama and some evil schemes drama, but it isn't too bad, and the end result is worth enduring through the small annoying parts.

One annoyance for example, a minor spoiler:


Recommended for the romance and humor. There is basically no story besides the romance.

Loved it. Loved every part of it.

i don’t know how to properly explain it, but the FL just isn’t likable to me? I was only able to get through three chapters, and I honestly have no interest in reading more. I’d rather spend my time and coins on something else.

Make a mess and cry till it dissolves in plot. Lol that should summerise the whole webtoon. First 50 chapters all she does is run and after that is total shit.

Kinda not cool how the ML pressured the FL and made her think that she had forced him when really it seemed like the other way around. Ignoring that, the rest of the story is good.

FML, ML and Sylvia are adorable. Enjoy the read. Absolutely gorgeous and vintage art. Satisfying ending with just a little irk in the beginning (Zeronis forced Ripley into the marriage)

... Last updated on April 13th, 2023, 2:20am

I love it. It started out as a casual read, nothing too special or great aside from its chef's kiss, relatively simple yet gorgeous art, but it gets way better towards the end. I couldn't point out anything badly done or illogical, everything is well executed. This manhwa does have a very common thing in this troupe which is the FL tries to bring og FL and ML together despite how obviously them both don't like each other/like someone else, but with a very solid and logical reason which I rarely see elsewhere. The part I like the most about this is the ending - a fluffy sweet happy ending, and the best part is, it feels so complete, nothing is left undone, and you can't think of an ending more fitting. An all-rounded heart-warming happy end.
I'll probably come back and read again someday, it's that good for me. I wouldn't say this is something everyone likes, pretty evident from the mixed reviews here, but if you want a nice, casual read, this might be for you.

I love historical romance, especially manhwa romance that I even have a hundred of collections of historical manhwas in my library, old and new. As a person who read different historical manhwa for the past 3 years, this story is quite frustrating. I give it a try for there were many people give it a 10 in a rating section. But apart from that, it is somewhat good in a typical sense of common romance. The only thing is that the character development is too slow, I guess, thinking that the FL (since the whole story revolve around her) learned from her past mistakes but not. It's quite uncomfortable that you can decribe the FL as one of very frustrating character in all historical romace manhwa you've ever read. ML is also a meh in terms of personality and characters they portrayed.

As for the art, it's ok. Only the characters makes the long time reader frustrated like "is there unique about it?". Typical romance story as what it said in their prologue.. Very typical as typical as Cinderella or snow white story.

Recommended for newbies.. You can enjoy something if you learn from an easy one.. 😉😉

Edit: I'll also add the manhua plot. Manhwa (korean manga), Manhua (chinese manga). As I've read both, they have a similarities in their plot. It's either the FL is OP or FL is damsel in distress. At least not all manhwa is the same as manhua so it's fine..

... Last updated on January 3rd, 2023, 11:15pm

The art is very good, first off. However, like the title says the plot is moved entirely by the female lead not having a brain. Sure, at times the bad guys do their thing, but each time it's so obviously coming (most times she even gets warned about it) and preventable that the female lead's actions are as if she's digging her own grave. And how does she get out of all of these conflicts? Half the time it's her good heart that gets across to others, and half the time it's just others (the duke) conveniently there to save her.

The female lead thankfully has a personality that's easy to like - she's genuinely good and caring and has a backbone. She's definitely an active rather than passive character, and relatable-y funny. This is balanced out by how she gets herself in trouble without any thought of consequences or for the feelings of those around her, and how that doesn't change throughout the whole story. There's no character growth here! Since she means well and situations end well it ends up okay, but it is frustrating to see play out over and over - and poor duke, especially. While I typically don't mind cluelessness as a personality trait especially for comedic purposes (I like Bakarina, after all), again when all the conflict comes directly from this it gets tiring.

The romance is pretty shallow (she's the first to be kind to him so he's devoted to her, and why wouldn't she like him), but it's nice to see two characters love and care for each other so it's not bad.

Where the story shines is with its comedy. Already mentioned the pretty art but all of the comedic expressions are great and really add to the frequent bits. Though I didn't find most of it laugh out loud funny I'm still really impressed with the well-executed dialogue and art.

The other characters besides the female lead are also all great and likeable.

While I mainly touched on the reasons this isn't a ten - the art, comedy, and likeable characters make this an overall good read.

... Last updated on October 25th, 2022, 11:08pm