Queen Victoria Winner Ostwen is the Proudest in the World

“I annul our engagement!”“I won’t allow it.” The prince announced his engagement to the beautiful, blonde Lady Victoria annulled. Her aura was like that of an empress and supreme ruler. The proudest Lady Victoria Winner Gloria becomes the queen consort and walks the greatest path while having people swoon over her today as well. This is a rom-com about an aristocratic lady who thinks she’s the greatest in the world and can uppercut the conversation the moment it begins. Huh? Was this how villainess characters acted again? A queen consort acting like the empress with the aura of a supreme ruler dotes on the king and pins him against the wall. While charming those around her, the pompous queen consort cares of nothing else as she dashes through the city streets. The story of the queen who thinks she’s the greatest starts here.

Original Publisher

kodansha

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Queen Victoria Winner Ostwen is the Proudest in the World "Queen Victoria Winner Ostwen is the Proudest in the World" – what a title! It certainly grabbed my attention, and after diving in, I can see why it's resonating with some readers despite its quirks. This novel is a lighthearted romp through aristocratic life, viewed through the lens of a hilariously self-assured protagonist. ### First Impressions My initial impression was definitely one of amusement. Victoria is… well, she's *proud*. Bordering on narcissistic, perhaps, but undeniably charismatic. The story throws you right into her world, and it's a world where she's determined to get her way, consequences be damned. The set-up is classic shoujo, but with a comedic twist that keeps things from getting too serious. ### What Works Well The biggest draw for me is the comedic element. Victoria's over-the-top personality and antics are genuinely funny. The romance, particularly her relationship with the Prince, provides many laugh-out-loud moments. It's a sweet and funny dynamic that keeps you invested, even when the plot gets a little… out there. The novel excels at creating a fun, escapist read. If you're looking for something that doesn't take itself too seriously and offers a healthy dose of lighthearted romance, this might be right up your alley. ### Areas of Concern While I enjoyed the overall premise, I can see where some readers might find the story a bit stretched. There were moments where the plot felt a little illogical, and the characters occasionally made decisions that left me scratching my head. The humor, while enjoyable, might not land with everyone, and Victoria's arrogance could become grating if not handled carefully. It's a fine line between endearing confidence and outright obnoxiousness, and the novel sometimes teeters on that edge. Ultimately, the success of this story hinges on whether you find Victoria's personality charming or irritating. ### Final Verdict "Queen Victoria Winner Ostwen is the Proudest in the World" is a fun, fluffy read that's perfect for when you need a dose of lighthearted entertainment. While it might not be a masterpiece of literature, it delivers on its promise of comedy and romance. Just be prepared for some potentially brain-dead moments and a protagonist who is, without a doubt, the proudest in the world. I'd recommend giving it a try if you're in the mood for something silly and sweet.