The Resurrected Evil Prince Decided to Start an Experiment of Love

“Aah, in my next life, I want to live an interesting life…!” That was what he thought before he died, but when he woke up it was five years ago?! Seeing the broken fragments of the “guardian stone” on his chest, Nagi, the third prince of Pluvia Kingdom, remembered everything. The memory of his very last moments was being burned at the stake as an “evil prince”, and being glared at by Mika, his knight childhood friend. The knight Mika and the prince Nagi, a love fantasy interwoven with a strange master-servant relationship. While saving his older brother from execution, he solves the mystery of his return from death. Surely, love between different statuses will not come true. Nevertheless, in order to change the future of this country, Nagi decided to start an “experiment to be loved”.

Original Publisher

alphapolis

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on The Resurrected Evil Prince Decided to Start an Experiment of Love "The Resurrected Evil Prince Decided to Start an Experiment of Love" certainly has a catchy title! I dove in expecting a fun, fluffy read, and while it delivers on some fronts, there are definitely a few things that gave me pause. ### First Impressions The premise is intriguing: a prince gets a second chance at life and decides to do things differently, especially when it comes to his relationships. I was immediately drawn in by the potential for a heartwarming story about mending past mistakes and finding love. The European ambience and royalty setting also added to the appeal. ### What Works Well The early chapters are undeniably charming. I found the interactions between the MC and ML to be quite sweet, especially the doting nature of the love interest. The author does a good job of setting the stage and introducing a cast of interesting characters. I also appreciated that the plot kept me guessing, with key moments inserted at opportune times. ### Areas of Concern However, as I continued reading, some cracks started to appear. The MC's naivete, while understandable given his past, sometimes veered into unbelievable territory. There were instances where his denseness felt more like a plot device than a character trait, which did pull me out of the story. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning I'm including a spoiler warning here as some readers have pointed out plot developments that raised some eyebrows. Specifically, the handling of the "fake Nagi" situation seemed illogical. The decision to keep crucial information from the MC's brother, especially considering the danger involved, felt contrived and undermined the characters' intelligence. ### Final Verdict Overall, "The Resurrected Evil Prince Decided to Start an Experiment of Love" has potential, and the early chapters are enjoyable. However, the plot inconsistencies and occasional character illogicality prevent me from giving it a higher rating. If you're looking for a lighthearted romance with a touch of fantasy and are willing to overlook some flaws, this might be worth a try. But be prepared for moments that might make you scratch your head.