Surprisingly good 👍

I really enjoyed the story. Good character development. I do recommend it if you like fantasy.

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Great First Book

Firstly, I admin i'm a sucker for a reincarnation story where we see an MC reincarnate into a Nobel in a alternate reality so it's no wonder that I really enjoyed this book.

The book starts with a weak soul of a girl who is betrayed by her aunt and uncle who awakens in the body of the The Seventh Princess (hence the title) in a world where magic and fantasy raced exist. Due to being betrayed in her previous life she vows to become stronger and begins to covert the throne of her grandfather the Emperor. Since she in the youngest member of the royal family she finds it difficult to build her powerbase so begins to use her knowledge from Earth to start making connections and business venture's while numerous other faction look on with intrigue, greed or malice.

Both Diana Richardson & Blaine Maddox did an excellent job with this story and forever reason I felt like Diana was smiling through out her performance as all her character's seemed so full of life.

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Ok?

The story line was rather simple and easy to follow, and I rather enjoyed the plot, but the way that it was written was terrible. It kept going round and round in circles, repeating its self or backtracking. When it is describing someone they will always use the same descriptions-Matilda is the flaxen haired maid, Sofia is the black haired girl. It gets extremely annoying.
Also, whenever someone is saying something they have to say it in the longest and most elaborate way possible.
I’m honestly disappointed, like I said before the story was alright, but their use of language really ruined it for me.
I will be getting the next book bc I’ve gotten attached to it.
( I should probably work on that. )
But thanks for reading my review and sorry if it seemed too harsh.
Bai!!
(•))<
fish :)

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Good audiobook

The story starts very slow then advances to slow.

Being a fan to an audiobook much more complex and slower than this ( The Completionist Chronicles ) I could enjoy it. It reminded me of the manga I usually read from the perspective of a girl reincarnated in a noble family/as a princess (when I can't find anything else to read).

After the first few chapters the MC gets some depth which is much appreciated. I liked the plot and got my interest.

It was a refreshing experience after only listening LitRPG audiobooks.

The narration was very nice. Made me feel like I'm a child when Diana chuckled as if she enjoyed telling the story (I don't know if it was meant to be acting or just going with the flow); either way, an enjoyable listen.

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A favorite for sure

I have received this free copy for an honest review. This was an awesome book, the story is interesting and different, and you can feel yourself so inmersed on it. The mc is a small fragile girl, that had a tough life and has many things against her, and yet she struggles and refuses to be trampled over. The narration is clear, flows easy and is easy to understand. Definitely recommend it!

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excellent story

thoroughly enjoyable book couldn't use stop listening to it all night long since I got it highly recommended

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It’s a good story told well, but ends unsatisfactorily

There is much to like about the Seventh Princess. If you like reincarnation stories it is definitely something to enjoy.

Whether we wish to talk about the morally realistic characters whom are not overwhelmingly obviously bad, or pure good.

The main character is not overwhelmingly powerful in the story and that definitely contributes to a sense of engagement with the story, though the usage and reaction to her earthly knowledge is somewhat suspect. For example, she is apparently the first person in the whole world she is in to have put edible things between two pieces of bread and eat it. And sometimes the narrator telling us how “no one else had ever thought of doing this” after every use of her knowledge is a bit tedious, but it is not sufficient to say it is necessarily fully grating as it isn’t too excessive.

The bigger flaw I found is that the story ends in a very unsatisfying place. She has escaped danger, yet the build up to this danger wasn’t really sufficient to be truly a conflict for the main character. The conflict feels like a confected side story that was added in to add tension and introduce “that element”, yet after it all ended I was confused as to the very little that was gained from the whole ending sequence as it was the final chapter of the series. I think that the sequence could have been better telegraphed, or foreshadowed, and a more satisfying conclusion reached but this is something that I think could have been done to better set up the subsequent book, and I think I’ll just have to enjoy the second book more to compensate.

Overall (TLDR) it’s good, read it.

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Good Listen

Fun Story keeps you interested great narration looking forward to book two I can't wait

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Excellent performance, Decent Story

A decent lit RPG with likeable characters. Looking forward to the sequel. Would recommend to anyone who enjoys fantasy/isekai.

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The magic system and aristocrat system

I have to say I find refreshing that there was two readers instead of one.

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