His Highness the Crown Prince Always Wants to Marry Me

Yes this one

ngl i didnt know this had a LN but now that I know im gonna read it because holy crap manga is good

is this the ln or wn?

How I love this novel!!!❤❤❤❤

Q1 Bright purple & i don't think he's gonna reach the White core, he doesn't really need it with the Tower, he'll probably become a *NoSpoil* before that. His current full power (no Solith) is ~+3 White cores without their gears/armors

Q2 It's not that long it just look long cause chapters after the c250 are short and divided into 2 chap. The total word count is around +4,100,000 eng words for 3k1 chap actually (for example, RI is +6M eng words for 2k3 chap)

Q3&4 Not false, but this author have an unique way to write his story, he plan things for looong time so yeah it's boring when you reach the last chap and you need to stack chap, to make it more interesting. Also he tend to alternate bewteen a slice of life and action arc, so some people don't like it cause they want a faster pace for the story or something, personally i like it

Q5 Idk who said that but this is absolutely wrong, it's the total opposite.. the CharacDev in this novel are one of the best i've ever read personally

With over 450 chapters completed, the story has maintained my interest consistently. The romance oscillates between light and intense, and the plot development has been solid, with supporting characters having significant presence beyond brief appearances. This novel can be seen as a blend of Xianxia and Xuanhuan genres, with a smooth transition so far. There have been minor setbacks and drama, but nothing too overwhelming for readers.

Some positive aspects include:
1. The main character's (MC) and love interest's attitudes
2. The straightforward nature of the romance
3. The intriguing ambiguity surrounding the MC's family (more on this later)
4. The retention of side characters who don't follow a one-arc stereotype

The MC's character might not be universally liked due to her double standards, but the author acknowledges this, allowing her to be honest about her actions, even if it's not entirely virtuous. The portrayal of the mother adds an unexpected layer of complexity, as her character arc raises questions rather than providing a typical supportive role.

While I hope for more character reappearances to deepen the narrative, there are a few drawbacks. The rapid progression of the romance and occasional plot holes are concerns, but they are minor and could be resolved later in the series. One particular inconsistency involves a book found in a tomb that seems tailor-made for the MC, but it hasn't been addressed since.

Another point of contention is the initial expectations of a more complex, potentially toxic romance, which then softened into a sweeter dynamic. The sudden change in tone didn't quite align with the MC's past references and ideals.

In conclusion, the story is enjoyable, especially for those seeking a heartwarming tale with relatable characters. I'd recommend it for its unique blend of genres and engaging relationships. As the series progresses, let's hope for further refinement and resolution of these minor issues.

Hello everyone, I'm the translator from the same author as MEIWITA, and I'm glad to share my thoughts. Compared to its predecessor, this novel boasts a significantly more intricate world-building and noticeable character development. The journey of the protagonists feels smoother, offering a satisfying progression.

For those unfamiliar with MEIWITA, here's a brief overview of what you can expect:

1. A strong, capable, and somewhat overpowered lead (both female and male), who is mature, independent, and witty.
2. A deep, healthy, and unwavering love story without unnecessary drama or conflicts; the characters exhibit mutual respect and support throughout.
3. An engaging xuanhuan (fantasy cultivation) theme, with a unique twist involving plant-based leveling up.
4. A heartwarming plot that allows you to enjoy the characters' growth, as they embark on their journey to the peak.
5. A loving family dynamic, minus one particular character (a minor spoiler, but it's introduced early on).

In essence, this novel takes the best elements of MEIWITA and elevates them. I personally adore it so much that I've re-read it despite its lengthy 3000+ chapters, purely for the relaxing and enjoyable experience. While it may have clichéd aspects and some may argue it leans towards a "Mary Sue" or "Gary Sue" trope, I wholeheartedly recommend it. I translate only what I truly appreciate, and this story has a seamless plot and a generally lighthearted tone, providing a feel-good vibe overall.