The Problematic Prince Novel Novels & Stories

With a resolve in his heart, the prince sat out for the capital. II His footsteps echo against the cobblestone floor. The Emperor is sitting on the Jade Dragon throne. His richly ordinate robes fly as he stands up to great his son. “Father, I’m successful, I have defeated the bandits,” the prince knelt. “I know,” replied the Emperor, “rise, we have bigger problems to speak than common bandits.” “What problems, Father?” “Rebellion in the Eastern Province,” the Emperor moved back. “Rebellion?” the Prince looked at him.

He knows that Ann can be clingy most of the time and he can tolerate it but somehow it irks him right now. “Yeah I did.” the Prince said as he picks up the book and continues to read once more. “What about it?” “What about it? Saving a foreign was not like you at all” Ann said and added “And also a woman? This isn’t really like you” she rambled at him as the first prince lets her until she got tired. Seeing that the prince let her, Ann stopped and stood up from her seat. She felt that the Prince doesn’t care at all at.

"So from that day on, I grew closer to Kevin. Until... I found out he was a prince. At that time my hatred spiked, imagining how stupid I was. Why am I friends with him?! I've never met the royal family before, but I kept imagining that they must be crueler than nobles! So, since I knew everything, I never wanted to see him again. "One day, while walking on a busy village street, there was a noble boy who also succeeded. survived the massacre on New Year's Eve then. He accidentally hit me, then he fell and I fell too. I was surprised because suddenly he cried and called his friends who also managed to survive. He says I pushed him so he fell and got hurt. How hypocritical isn't it?! That's w

He told Raine. Raine felt like he wanted to stop listening now. Now, there are demons! He thought and sighed, guessing that the demons are the villains in this story. Unfortunately, though, he happened to be the reincarnation of the protagonist of the story! Raine felt his head hurt. Yris saw Raine’s expression and secretly smiled, guessing what the other was thinking. “Along the way, the princess almost died as she was fighting alone.” He continued. “Fortunately, the princess didn’t die and even managed to gain allies.” He said.

he asked further “Actually I pondered for a while about the answer you might want to hear before I answered but at the end, I just decided to express what I feel instead. The Prince was someone I really hated and wanted to kill in the first place, my head was always filled about the pain he caused me when I was taken hostage and my mother was killed in front of me by his army but when I started walking for him, I realized that unlike his cold appearance and attitude, he was actually a warm person inside. He had so many fears and he couldn’t trust anyone so he had to put up those guards around him so no one would ever think he was weak. Actually, he’s a wonderful man who doesn’t have any dubi

"This is outrageous!" Oh my god, he's a traveller, just like Caspian! And the 2nd Prince at that. His name was only mentioned once in the novel and it was said that he died a tragic death after the 1st Prince ascended the throne. But who knew he came to another world?! Fate, why?! What kind of plot twist is this?! Are you pulling my leg now, Lord! Deep breaths, deep breaths! Another shocking family revelation.

What was a book like this doing in his mother's collection? Hesitantly, he read on. It was an erotica, but unlike any he’d skimmed before. This one was relentless, visceral. It followed two main characters: a cruel, hedonistic prince and a cunning commoner who clawed her way to power by becoming his fiancée. The narrative was a twisted dance, first painting her as the ambitious heroine, then pivoting to dissect the prince’s depravities with a clinical, almost sympathetic eye. Just as it dared you to understand him, it revealed the commoner’s ultimate betrayal, transforming her into the story's true villainess.

“The Bay Prince recognized her from the first second. But he wasn’t selfish. He didn’t shout across a crowded room demanding acknowledgment. He understood the Princess had reasons far greater than his own longing.” “Poor Bay Prince,” Vasiliya whispered. “Yes. Quite sad.” Feliks smiled crookedly—the kind that doesn’t reach the eyes. “And things grew more complicated. Because there was another prince.” Vasiliya’s expression soured immediately. Lips pursed. Broadcasting displeasure with complete transparency. “Who?” “A prince from the south. Tall. Dark-haired. An air that seemed harsh—but actually...” Feliks circled his hand, searching for a substitute for an infuriatingly perfect man.

Abbas asked Prince, "Who are you, young man, and what do you desire on this continent?" "Hey, don't you spit bullshit. Do you believe the Indo continent is devoid of men?" said Prince authoritatively. If you don't want any problems, simply park your demons and leave this content right away, or I will murder you and all your descendants. Oh, your statement has made me realize what kind of person you are. You are Justice Maclean, Prince of Scotland. Everyone knows you're dead, so why are you returning, or are you a ghost? I'm sorry, ghost, but I don't deal with ghosts; I deal with real people. You should go if you don't want a second-death master ghost. I check on Dr. Boating, my servant. So,

snapped Doctor Gordon again. Prince nodded as if he knew the limit. “'Congratulations, Estelle! I went back to the pack to make sure everything was okay. Besides, I don't have a place to live here. I can't possibly live in the forest, right?” "Yeah, you were adamant about doing it, weren't you?" Doctor Gordon reproached. Prince ignored him. “You should be more excited, Estelle. I'm sure you'll recover quickly.” "But unfortunately, we've been having some trouble lately," said Doctor Gordon, noticing Prince turning to him.