Tensei Shite Mo, Onna Ni Furimawasa Resou Ni Natta Ore Wa, Boukun Ni Naru Koto Ni Shita.

“I’m very sorry, your highness, but I can’t marry your highness anymore.” When his fiancée told him that, Prince Olea remembers his previous life, in which he struggled a lot when he was swayed, deceived, and dumped by different kinds of women. In his previous life, he tried to live seriously and sincerely, and in this current life he is also living his life honestly to become a benevolent king. But after he remembered his previous life, his motto in life changed, and he now believes that, in the end, those who live the way they want without conforming to the rules will be the ones who will reap the rewards. That’s why he decided to become a tyrant. Determined to become a tyrant, Olea begins to rule the kingdom, doing whatever he wants. This is the story of a man who denies “true love.” And at the same time, the story of a man who learns to “love” again.

Original Publisher

syosetu

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Tensei Shite Mo, Onna Ni Furimawasa Resou Ni Natta Ore Wa, Boukun Ni Naru Koto Ni Shita. Alright, let's dive into "Tensei Shite Mo, Onna Ni Furimawasa Resou Ni Natta Ore Wa, Boukun Ni Naru Koto Ni Shita." (Yeah, the title's a mouthful!). This novel promises a blend of action, harem elements, mecha (intriguing!), and a healthy dose of romance, all wrapped up in a shounen package. So, did it deliver? Here are my thoughts. ### First Impressions The premise is definitely eye-catching: a guy gets betrayed, reincarnated as a crown prince, and then...potentially betrayed again? It's a recipe for some serious character development, and the initial setup had me hooked. I was ready to see this protagonist rise above his past and become a total badass. ### What Works Well The kingdom-building aspect is a definite highlight. I enjoyed seeing the MC utilize his past-life knowledge to improve society and turn a profit. It's a classic transmigrator move, but it's well-executed here. There's also something satisfying about seeing an MC learn from his mistakes and try to forge a new path, especially when that path involves becoming a "tyrant" (at least in title). ### Areas of Concern However, the novel isn't without its flaws. The protagonist's trauma seems to linger for a *long* time. His past experiences heavily impact his present interactions, making him a bit...dense. Now, I understand that trauma can have lasting effects, but the slow pace of his character development might test your patience. And while a harem tag exists, his progress in that area is glacial, which might disappoint some readers. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, let's talk about some potentially spoilery stuff. The antagonists' intelligence seems to be questionable at best. It appears they're often portrayed as almost cartoonishly stupid, seemingly just to make the MC look like a genius in comparison. While this can lead to some comedic moments, it might also detract from the overall seriousness and believability of the story. ### Final Verdict "Tensei Shite Mo, Onna Ni Furimawasa Resou Ni Natta Ore Wa, Boukun Ni Naru Koto Ni Shita" has its moments. The kingdom-building is engaging, and the initial premise is intriguing. However, the slow character development and the potentially frustrating intelligence of the antagonists might make this a somewhat uneven read. If you're looking for a quick and easy read with some wish-fulfillment elements, this might be worth a shot. But, be prepared for a potentially slow burn and some questionable plot contrivances along the way.