A brief description of the manhwa The Princess Imprints the Traitor:
The main character, Princess Evenrose, died, she was poisoned by her younger sister. All that she retained in her memories is the fall of the imperial family from the clutches of the homunculi.
Perhaps the princess could die without harboring resentment, but her own brother is behind the terrible tragedy and death of her relatives.
Perhaps, thanks to the desire to save loved ones, Evenrose after her death woke up in the past 8 years ago. Realizing that everything can still be changed, she decided to do everything possible to change her fate. First, she decides to transform “Mikhael”, the leader of the homunculi and “Monster of the Floating Prison,” into her designated knight.
“Mikhael, I really need you.”
102 chapters done, definitely 5/5, trust my taste 😉
38 chapters… Quite good story! It’s not a spoiler since this written in summary, it resembles “absolute sword sense” with this back in time with knowing something, but much more womanized while “sword sense” is for mans
Shame, it was really good but got discontinued due to the author having a miscarrige and moving on the something else.
Aside from kun manga’s translations smearing an otherwise engaging story, it’s well worth the read. Swear to god, every time I see that fucking rabbit watermark, all hopes vanish.
This was impressively well done but I lost interest in the soap-opera writing style. So, I only saw a dozen chapters, but they were fire. MC is genuinely sympathetic, not just ‘the chosen one’, and the love interest is a distant bad boy who is so misunderstood. The villains made me so angry, and the revenge so satisfying, and you could tell the romance wouldn’t be easy. Korean shojou art style is gorgeous, worldbuilding is solid, this is a professional work. I recommend without restraint.
Summary: Princess MC is the only royal with morals, apparently, but avoiding the intrigues doesn’t help her when the revolution comes. But just before her execution, she gets sent back in time, with a chance to fix things before they all go wrong. But she’ll have to play the power games and make the compromises she always hated.