How do you feel about changing the outcome of your favorite book? At some point, all of us have read some book whose ending left us with a bitter or bitter-sweet sentiment. Unfortunately, there is nothing we, the readers, can do to prevent the finality of the narrative.
In I’m Divorcing My tyrant Husband, things change. While reading her favorite book, our leading character manages to get transposed into the book, taking over her favorite character. She knows that Robelia is destined to have a cruel ending, so Rofan decided to change her fate.
The novel written by Witchy8181 is fascinating. It lures you into a medieval story of an emperor lusting for power, whose sole purpose for marrying his first wife was her family’s power. He will be cruel to his empress, while cherishing his other queen.
In the first chapter of the novel, you are being led to believe that Robelia suffered a terrible death, all alone in a cold castle, but this won’t be the resolution to our book. Persevere with the reading and you will not be sorry. It’s catchy and it’s funny and, for a change, you get to experience the narrative from a villain wannabe perspective.
- Part 1: The Story of I’m Divorcing My Tyrant Husband
- Part 2: The Main Characters of I’m Divorcing My Tyrant Husband
- Part 3: I’m Divorcing My Tyrant Husband Book Review
Part 1: The Story of I’m Divorcing My Tyrant Husband
Rofan reads her favorite book, Flowers From This World and gets frustrated due to the fact that her favorite character is despised and even abandoned by her husband. There were many times when Rofan wished to take over Robelia’s character and do what she never had the guts to initiate: a divorce from the tyrant Emperor.
Rofan’s wish is granted. She falls asleep in her home and, upon waking up, she finds herself in an unfamiliar room, surrounded by antique, colored furniture, while all the doors had the imperial blazon sculpted.
She recognizes the room as being the background of the book. Rofan tries to wake up but can’t and, when looking in the mirror, she realizes that she has become Robelia, her favorite, sad character.
Rofan, now Robelia interrogates the maids to learn exactly in which part of the novel she was transposed exactly and she figures that she is right in the beginning. Her husband, Alexander, had just gotten married to his second wife and queen, Aisha and was about to fall in love with her.
Robelia takes advantage of the situation and goes to speak to her husband, officially asking for a divorce. He now had someone else who could easily take on the duty as empress, mother of everyone.
Alexander denies breaking up with the one who has fulfilled her duty as empress so well. He promises to be more considerate with her and even gives her permission to do anything she wants.
Astonished by the fact that her husband still wants her around and refuses to let her go, Robelia makes a plan to become the villain of the story. She will be rude, extravagant, inconsiderate and even cold with Alexander, but this will only draw him towards her.
Will Rofan, as Robelia, achieve her goal and free her favorite leading character? Will Alexander finally fall for his empress? Read I’m Divorcing My tyrant Husband novel to embark in the wonderful journey of Robelia and Alexander.
Part 2: The Main Characters of I’m Divorcing My Tyrant Husband
The author has created and rounded perfect characters for the book. Their evolution throughout the narrative is incredible. The interactions between them are very well portrayed and the dialogues help you understand the plot even better. We have a leading polygamous character, torn between two beautiful wives.
Robelia
She is definitely the leading lady of the narrative. In the original story, Robelia was despised by her husband, who decided that he loved Aisha, and no longer needed her. He dies alone, in a cold castle, with immense sorrow in her heart.
The tragic fate of Robelia is changed when Rofan takes over her character. Her lack of feelings for Alexander will give her power and courage to finally leave her abusive husband. After being denied the divorce, the leading lady of the novel, will make up a plan to have the emperor let her go.
She begins to live a lavish life, adorning the Imperial Palace, and even moving there, invading the private space of Aisha, the emperor’s queen. When Alexander tries to scold her for doing so, he loses the argument against Robelia. She had gotten free pass to do whatever she wanted in exchange for letting go of the divorce.
Further on, she buys expensive dresses and even lets go of her imperial duties, all in hope that Alexander will finally divorce her. Unwillingly, seeing how the emperor’s attitude changed towards her, she develops feelings for him, making her second guess her own decisions.
Alexander Grandia Kshayarsha Le Castilla
Alexander is a handsome leading character. He has a solid body, wide shoulders, dark hair and brown skin and is a true ruler to his people. In the original book, he disregards Robelia, only marrying her to borrow the power of the Duchess of Blanchett.
He never listened to her pleads, even though she has proved her love for him over and over. Alexander is smitten by Aisha and casts aside Robelia with no remorse. When Rofan takes over, things change completely. Her lack of care for Alexander and her willing to get a divorce will have him go mad.
He falls in love with his Empress and does everything in his power to get closer to her. The more she rejects him, the more attracted he feels.
Aisha
Aisha is the emperor’s new queen. In the first story, Alexander falls madly in love with her, making him inconsiderate towards his first empress, Robelia. She is seen as a sweet, innocent character, who lives her life with the emperor until the end.
It is interesting how things change once Rofan gets in the picture as Robelia. Aisha’s true colors come into picture. She is not as pure as everyone thought. She will fight to become Alexander’s main empress, mother of all people.
She will even be allowed by Robelia to take over the empress’s duties, but fails miserably. This will only make Alexander learn about Robelia’s importance in the court even more.
Part 3: I’m Divorcing My Tyrant Husband Book Review
This fantasy romance novel is definitely a decent reading. It’s entertaining and you get to experience the storyline from a villain’s perspective for once. Or, at least, a wannabe villain.
I believe that this narrative is an epitome of the cathartic experience. We often find ourselves wanting to be the characters we read about and experience their lives for once and Rofan does that for us. She has the chance to become her favorite leading lady and change her tragic end.
It remains to be seen whether the end will culminate with the most-wanted divorce or with a blooming relationship with Alexander.
If you decide to carry on reading the book, I advise you to be patient. This is an anime story with a not-so-good translation. The author herself admits that she hasn’t done a great job with the translation but, you can easily understand the plot.
If I were to rate the story, I would give it four out of five stars, and that is just because the translation could have been better. The narrative and the characters deserve all five stars, for sure. They are simply amazing and worthy of reading!
