The Noble Girl Who Had Her Engagement Broken Off, Today as Well Pushes the Prince off from the Tower

I, Hanabelle Cantar, am the fiance of this country’s second prince, Remnass-sama. That is until today. Just now, I just had my engagement earnestly broken off by the Prince. Yes, yes, today is the day that I have been eagerly awaiting all this time. My wish was to become a Librarian in the “Tower of Books,” Biblio Tower. Since I’ve had my engagement broken off, I should be free now right? ……So why, is Prince Remnass coming to the tower to see me? He’s a hindrance to my reading, so I will give it my all to have him allow me to humbly push him out!

Original Publisher

syosetu

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on The Noble Girl Who Had Her Engagement Broken Off, Today as Well Pushes the Prince off from the Tower This title certainly grabbed my attention, and after diving in, I can see why it has a dedicated following. It's a quick, light read with a familiar premise: a noble girl, a broken engagement, and unexpected twists. While it might not be a groundbreaking masterpiece, it offers a pleasant escape for an afternoon. ### First Impressions My first impression was definitely one of intrigue. The story throws you right into the action, with Hanabelle, our book-loving protagonist, finally achieving her dream of becoming a librarian after her engagement to the prince is called off. It's a straightforward setup, and the initial chapters are quite enjoyable, especially if you're a fan of the "breaking off the engagement" trope. ### What Works Well The story's strength lies in its simplicity and speed. I found it easy to get through in one sitting, making it perfect for a quick dose of fantasy romance. The idea of a heroine prioritizing books over romance is refreshing, and the prince's subsequent attempts to win her back provide some amusing moments. I also appreciated the overall lightheartedness; it doesn't take itself too seriously, which allows you to just sit back and enjoy the ride. The ending, while perhaps a bit rushed, is undeniably sweet and provides a satisfying conclusion to Hanabelle and the Prince's story. ### Areas of Concern However, the story's brevity is also its biggest weakness. The plot felt underdeveloped, and certain plot points felt like they could have used some additional fleshing out. The villain's motivations, in particular, seemed a little unclear, and the fantasy elements felt somewhat tacked on rather than integral to the story. I also struggled to fully connect with Hanabelle, as her single-minded focus on books sometimes made her come across as a bit self-centered. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, let's talk spoilers for a moment. The reason behind the prince's initial actions and the villain's plan involving mind control are points of contention. Some readers found the villain's motivations confusing. The "heroine" also seems to exist solely for plot convenience, which is a bit of a shame. ### Final Verdict Overall, "The Noble Girl Who Had Her Engagement Broken Off, Today as Well Pushes the Prince off from the Tower" is an enjoyable, albeit flawed, oneshot. If you're looking for a quick, fluffy read with a unique twist on the broken engagement trope, it's worth checking out. Just don't expect a deeply complex or intricately plotted story. I'd recommend it for a lighthearted escape when you have some free time.