His Highness the Crown Prince Always Wants to Marry Me

She was the Queen of The Variants in the post-apocalyptic world, but after perishing together with the Zombie King, her soul transmigrated into a foreign world. There, her heartless mother abandoned her husband and daughter, while her beauty daddy laid low and mysterious. The variant abilities were difficult to trigger? Not to worry, we’ve got the sickly Crown Prince that was poisoned from head to toe that she could absorb endlessly, he was the source she could use to activate her ability. Flirting and flirted with, no one knew just who was indulging whom. Beauty flirting, just who’s heart was confused first, only waiting to turn into a wolf and gobble up. Reincarnated, the queen had returned, the Crown Prince was beside her, and she had the world! This was the story of the Queen of The Variants transmigrating to a fantastical foreign world, where she begins a life of being pampered, contracting spiritual plants, fervently researching inscriptions, fighting monsters and advancing, ‘abducting’ a black-bellied seductive Crown Prince as her loyal canine, and journeying to the magnificent summit of life.

Original Publisher

qidian

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on His Highness the Crown Prince Always Wants to Marry Me "His Highness the Crown Prince Always Wants to Marry Me" is a xuanhuan romance that I found myself surprisingly drawn into, despite a few reservations. With over 3000 chapters, it's a commitment, but the journey, while not always perfect, offers a generally feel-good experience. ### First Impressions Initially, I was intrigued by the premise of a strong, black-bellied female lead in an ancient Chinese setting. The cultivation system, which uses plants to level up, felt like a fresh take on the genre. The story starts with our protagonist in an academy setting, which, while familiar, promised a solid foundation for character development. However, I will admit that it didn't immediately grab me the way some other novels do. ### What Works Well The strength of this novel lies in its characters and the relatively smooth-sailing romance. The female lead is confident and independent, and the male lead is a devoted partner who respects and supports her. I appreciate the lack of unnecessary drama and misunderstandings. Many readers have praised the side characters, noting that they're not just throwaway antagonists but have depth and make recurring appearances, adding to the richness of the world. The world-building is also pretty good; a lot of people find it a lot more developed than the author's previous work. ### Areas of Concern While I enjoyed the overall experience, I can see where some readers might find fault. The plot, while generally light-hearted, can sometimes lack a clear sense of direction or a compelling overarching goal. The academy setting, while present, doesn't feel fully utilized; the story sometimes skims over important details about the characters' growth and development. I also understand the criticism that the female lead's journey might feel a bit too easy at times, lacking significant challenges or formidable enemies. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers might find the quickness of the romance a bit jarring. There's also been some discussion about potential plot holes, such as the MC finding a tailor-made book on creating beasts in a tomb and then seemingly forgetting about it. Furthermore, the MC's possessiveness of the ML might border on problematic for some. ### Final Verdict Despite its flaws, "His Highness the Crown Prince Always Wants to Marry Me" is an enjoyable read, especially if you're looking for a light-hearted, feel-good story with a strong female lead and a devoted love interest. While it might not be a groundbreaking masterpiece, it offers a pleasant escape into a world of cultivation, adventure, and romance. I'd recommend giving it a try, especially if you enjoy the author's previous works or are simply looking for a long, immersive novel to get lost in.