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The Fake Princess Doesn’t Want to Die, So She Founds a Nation Average 4.8 / 5 out of 4
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Summary
Princess Sheryl was persecuted by her family because she did not inherit the black hair that is a sign of royalty. Sheryl was framed by a beautiful black-haired girl named Miorine who suddenly appeared, and was executed as a fake princess. However, when she woke up, she found herself transported back in time two years. At the same time, she remembered her memories of being a history buff in Japan before being reincarnated into this world. This was her second chance as a princess, and her third chance if you include her life as a Japanese person. She resolved to use her knowledge of history and the memories of her previous life to live freely and happily in this life.
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Millermoe
🙄This is a very Eurocentric view Corsets may have been tolerable for the small chested but for us full chested ladies it was nothing short of inhumane treatment. That’s why the bra industry crushed it because when women have a choice we choose to look good in style and comfort. Not to mention that that lady’s were clothed in metal wires alongside multiple layers to combat the elements. (They couldn’t even remove without help ).I say all this to say the past happened ,but you don’t have to defend it. Especially if it hurt people 🥰
animehuntress181
It gets a 4 out of 5 because of the stereotype and misconceptions of corsets when she’s supposed to be a history buff. It would be lower but I’m enjoying the story and while I hate the misconceptions I’m used to them… My issues were that she’s supposed to be a history buff and she STILL has that viewpoint. So with that said, considering how much I hate the thing with corsets, I still have it a 4 out of 5. It’s interesting. She’s not OP or a Mary Sue. The girl does her footwork and she’s ignoring the villain only to ensure she has a foundation. She’s not out for revenge, she’s out to survive.