Title

Who Made Me a Princess

Also known as: Eoneu Nal Gongjuga Doeeobeoryeotda, 어느 날 공주가 되어버렸다, Suddenly Became A Princess One Day, Dites-Moi, Princesse!, One Day, I Became a Princess, Suddenly, I Became a Princess, WMMAP, ある日、お姫様になってしまった件について, Однажды я стала принцессой, อยู่ๆ ฉันก็กลายเป็นเจ้าหญิง, Plötzlich Prinzessin, Un día me convertí en princesa

by Plutus, Spoon

Score from AniList: 83/100finished9 volumes135 chapters

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The story of Athanasia, forsaken princess of the Obelian Empire, ends with her execution at the hands of her own father—or does it? Her tragic tale is the plot of the novel The Lovely Princess. But now, a modern woman who read the book has just woken up as baby Athanasia herself, filled with her own memories and knowledge of the story she’s stuck in! Determined to survive her doomed fate, infant Athanasia embarks on this new life with a plan: avoid attention and hoard valuables to fund her escape. When her plan goes awry, she suddenly needs to charm her way into the good graces of her father, the beautiful tyrant emperor, so he doesn’t kill her again! (Source: Seven Seas Entertainment) Note: Includes 10 extra chapters.

Chapters available: 135
Type: Manhwa

Hoard Verdict

The StoryHoard editorial verdict

★ 3.5/5

A charming, comedic isekai about a baby princess trying to outrun her fate, with a light tone that is easy to enjoy.

Pros

Charming, comedic tone
Warm family dynamics
Finished, so the story is complete

Cons

Familiar novel-reincarnation setup
Modest surprises, leaning on comfort over tension

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Who Made Me a Princess is a light, cheerful isekai built on a delightful premise: a modern reader wakes up as a baby in a story she knows too well. The comedy comes from the lead's determination to change her future, and the mix of adult wit and childish antics is very enjoyable. The family dynamics are warm, and the art gives the cast plenty of expressive moments. The series is finished, so you get a complete story rather than an open-ended run. The downside is that the novel-reincarnation setup is familiar, and readers who have read many of these will spot the structure early. The surprises are modest, and the story leans on comfort more than tension. Still, it's an easy, pleasant read. If you want a cosy, funny isekai with a warm heart, this is a good choice.