After Marrying a Vegetative Princess, I Went Crazy With Joy!

My name is Su Li. I traveled through time, and because of an accident, Princess Changle became a vegetative state, and I became the candidate for the celebration and sacrifice. Everyone is sorry for my miserable experience, but I almost went crazy with joy! Because I am bound to a system, as long as I have physical contact with noble people, I can get so many points, buy various commodities, and even call myself the ancestor, and return to modern times! ……… My name is Li Lizhi, usually they call me Princess Changle. I fell into a coma, because of an accident. In fact, I was mu*dered into a vegetative state by my jealous sister Princess Gao Yang. Originally I was planning to end my life, but inexplicably gained a husband. He loved me so much, cared everything about me, and gave me the confidence to persevere, but… the shame is, why do you have to hold me every second no matter what a situation it is? Well, I admit it, this feeling is really delicious! Darling… I miss your hold so much even if I am in your embrace at this moment!

Original Publisher

faloo

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on After Marrying a Vegetative Princess, I Went Crazy With Joy! This title grabbed my attention immediately! The premise is wild, and I dove in hoping for a unique and entertaining read. While "After Marrying a Vegetative Princess, I Went Crazy With Joy!" has moments of brilliance, it ultimately falls short of its potential. ### First Impressions The initial chapters are definitely the strongest. I was immediately drawn into the MC's unusual situation: forced into a marriage with a comatose princess for superstitious reasons. The early focus on his diligent care for her, and the snippets of her internal monologue, created a surprisingly sweet and heartwarming atmosphere. The unique setup had me genuinely invested. ### What Works Well The early relationship development between the MC and the princess is undoubtedly the highlight. The author does a good job of portraying the MC's initial motivations, even if they are system-driven, and the princess's inner thoughts add depth to her character, making her feel more than just a plot device. The slice-of-life elements in the beginning are also well-executed, offering a glimpse into ancient Chinese customs and traditions, even if somewhat romanticized. ### Areas of Concern Unfortunately, the novel takes a noticeable dip after the princess awakens. The MC's character becomes increasingly overpowered, and the plot devolves into a generic wish-fulfillment scenario. The writing quality also seems to suffer, with excessive repetition and filler content padding out the chapters. I found myself skimming large chunks of text just to find a sliver of meaningful dialogue or plot progression. The MC's sudden shift to becoming a Gary Stu, excelling at everything effortlessly, made it hard to stay invested. The initial charm is lost as the story leans heavily into power fantasy tropes. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, here's where I have to address some key plot points that are considered spoilers. The most significant is the princess waking up around chapter 50-60, which marks a turning point in the story's quality. After this, the MC becomes ridiculously overpowered, and the plot loses its initial focus. There are also hints of a potential harem developing, which further detracts from the unique relationship that was initially established. ### Final Verdict "After Marrying a Vegetative Princess, I Went Crazy With Joy!" had the potential to be a truly special novel. The initial premise and early character interactions were engaging and heartwarming. However, the shift in tone, the repetitive writing, and the overpowered MC ultimately detract from the overall experience. I'd recommend reading the first 50 or so chapters for the unique setup and sweet romance, but be prepared for a significant drop in quality afterward. Overall, I give it a 3/5.