The Fated Magical Princess: Who Made Me a Princess

A modern woman opens her eyes as Athanasia de Alger Obelia, a baby princess in an empire she once read about. The book’s plot ends with her execution by her distant father, Emperor Claude, so she spends childhood picking safer paths: learning court manners, trusting her maid Lily, and turning brief tea visits into small steps that soften his stare. When cheerful Jennette Margarita enters the palace as the novel’s chosen heroine, Athanasia treats her as a sister and watches noble houses test both girls with gifts, rumors, and invitations. Lucas, a prodigy from the Black Tower, steadies her unruly mana and becomes the one ally who speaks plainly. Whispers about the fallen emperor Anastacius and hints of forbidden magic creep toward the throne, and every ball, lesson, and walk through the garden becomes a choice. Read one smile wrong or press one memory Claude cannot face, and the old ending waits behind a single imperial decree.