Father, I Don't Want This Marriage - Reviews

This story started off very solid and I enjoyed it for a while. But very soon it's glaring flaws started coming to like. First of all the driving force of the story is all just misunderstandings and happenstance. It might have been fine with just one or two but when they started piling on 7 to 8 misunderstandings in a row to create drama I had to put my foot down. Plus the characters didn't feel very realistic after a while. They were all just a bundle of clichés tied toghter in a poorly constructed plot to make drama. Very one dimensional. 

I might sound harsh but this story really isn't that bad. If you like this genre you will probably like this story. I just didn't have the patience for it.

This review may be kind of bad, so I'm sorry about that

    Story -- 

     The story is about a girl who reincarnates / isekais as Jubelian, the daughter of the duke and the villainess in a novel she'd read. What's worse, is that the villainess commits suicide after being abandoned by her love and father for an attempted poisoning. 

     She could use the novel information, but the only problem is that the novel updates ended right after the villainess commited suicide.

     Art -- 

     The art was pretty, and really nice. Nothing really bad to say about it, but nothing more either. The characters were hot, so that's always a plus to good art, if you know what I mean.

     Characters -- 

     The characters were fine. The FL and ML are real cuties, and the characters were, again, hot.

     Overall -- 

     It's nothing new. It's another cliche 'reincarnated as the villainess' trope. Though I'm a sucker for those stories, there was nothing 'bam' about this. But even if it's a cliche that's been done over a hundred times, it was still enjoyable.

So, the story is not the most complex nor the characters are unique and smart.

Yes she is dense, he is arrogant, but like a puppy and father is scary (to her).

IT'S HILARIOUS. You will laugh through reading every single chapter.

You shouldn't expect some grandiose story or complex characters, just pure comedy.

This is a work you read to relax and laugh and enjoy gorgeous art. 

I give it a 10 because it's interesting and funny. I didn't expect anything from the start so I really enjoyed reading it so far.

Everything is connected, but nobody understands anything and there are a lot of misunderstandings which makes it funny.

Don't be so harsh to this work.

dunno why everyone seems to like it,the art really bugs me cuz the anatomy is kinda weird and there are too much sparkles and flowers,the story relies on misunderstandings to progress and it's execution is really bad,the dad literally drove his daughter into suicide cuz of a misunderstanding but "he loves her", the male lead falls for mc for no reason and mc has no personality at all

I don't understand these Manhwas. If I'm not wrong, the FL has transmigrated to a world from a novel she read right? Then why is she so close to everyone? Why is there a personal bond between the people from the book and her? Why are her memories so personal? I feel like they just added the isekai genre for the heck of it. There would have been no difference in the story if she were the villainess herself but traveled back in time. In fact, I think it would have been more interesting. The entire plot consists of her running away from problems, misunderstanding the only two important characters and cute scenes with the ml which we all love but even that isn't going anywhere.

I don't see any character development in her and she is honestly pretty frustrating. She also doesn't try to understand what actually happened in the end of the story and she isn't even a slight bit curious. She basically has the attitude of someone who's just trying to pass by by floating in the water instead of swimming and reaching her goal faster.

yes the art was okay, yes the ml was cute, yes the daddy was a good father and yes I did laugh while reading it. But misunderstandings can only be funny for so long and honestly, in 37 chapters there isn't even a single misunderstanding that has been cleared up istg they just keep piling up.

still, even though this frustrated me to no end, it wasn't unbearable, so I guess I'll continue reading it after 50 chapters have come out. I enjoyed it enough not to drop it.