Who Made Me a Princess/Recommendations

## Recommendations

### Villains Are Destined to Die

Both of these webtoons center around a protagonist who is reincarnated into a character that is destined to be the villain. *Who Made Me a Princess* focuses on the protagonist's survival as she becomes closer to her father, while in *Villains Are Destined to Die*, the protagonist's survival depends solely on herself and her plans.

While both stories have the same premise, they differ in the starting point of the protagonist's life. *Who Made Me a Princess* follows a child in a novel, while *Villains Are Destined to Die* features an established villainess in an otome game. Both stories feature relationship dynamics that can ultimately affect the MC's fate, with *Villains Are Destined to Die* using a visible relationship counter to reflect character approval percentage towards the MC.

Both stories focus on mending relations with family, but *Villains Are Destined to Die* features more romance subplots than *Who Made Me a Princess*. In terms of tone, *Who Made Me a Princess* has a lighter tone compared to *Villains Are Destined to Die*, which has a more serious and darker tone.

### The Abandoned Empress

Both *The Abandoned Empress* and *Who Made Me a Princess* have female protagonists who are reincarnated into the "villain" of their respective stories, and both feature royalty trying to survive in an unknown environment. The MCs are likable and innocent, and both stories have multiple love interests. However, The Abandoned Empress is a bit darker than Who Made Me a Princess. In terms of similarities, both manhwas have princesses with caring fathers and some romantic moments with other characters.

### I Shall Be the Matriarch of This Family

There is a strong female lead and a nice father-daughter relationship. Both stories have outstanding female protagonists who start off at the bottom but climb their way up the ranks. What sets this one apart is the emphasis on the father-daughter relationship, which is portrayed more prominently than in *Who Made Me a Princess*. There's also plenty of romance to keep things interesting.

### The Male Lead's Little Lion Daughter

If you're a fan of heartwarming stories centered around the bond between a father and daughter, then this is worth the read. Both of these stories feature female protagonists who have memories of the novels they are in and have been reborn as princesses with neglectful fathers. The two protagonists must navigate the treacherous waters of palace politics and survive the schemes of those who seek to harm them or their fathers.

### Daughter of the Emperor

Both stories feature a protagonist who is reborn as a princess in a historical setting with a father who initially hates them but eventually warms up to them. Both princesses also have to navigate relatives who want to harm them or their fathers. Additionally, both MCs have hot love interests whom they've known since childhood. The plots of both stories are focused on how the MCs grow up and don't really have any motives. Despite the similarities, there are some differences between the two webtoons. One is transmigrated into a novel she read, while the other doesn't recognize this world at all. Daughter of the Emperor is more slow-paced than Who Made Me a Princess and has more mystery. However, both series have hilarious inner commentary, cute little princesses figuring out how to get through to their fathers, gorgeous art and scenery, beautiful story progression, and engaging characters.

### I Belong to House Castielo

Both series feature young girls with memories of past lives who are living in a fantasy world with powerful fathers who initially appear cold and frightful, but are actually loving and doting. The heroines are both young and wise beyond their years, and both series have a lot of sweet, funny and cute moments, with beautiful drawings and likeable characters. Both manhwas have a deep storyline with many interesting characters, though the focus of "I Belong to House Castielo" is on the main character's relationship with her brother and father, while "Who Made me a Princess" focuses on the father-daughter relationship dynamics over everything else. Although they have similarities in the era setting, "evil/tyrannical/scary" father and "magic/spirits exist" aspects, their stories are different, with "Who Made me a Princess" featuring transmigration and "I Belong to House Castielo" not.

### Doctor Elise: The Royal Lady with the Lamp

Both are very different takes on the isekai genre while still holding a similar appeal. Elise is someone originally from the world she reincarnates to now, with experience as a doctor on Earth, while Athy is a Korean girl reincarnated to a world she's only vaguely familiar with due to the novel. Elise's primary appeal is in its romance and her developing relationships with the people around her, like her family and colleagues, while *Who Made Me a Princess* is all about Athy's bond with her villainous father and her hilarious personality.

### Daughter of the Archmage

While not an otome isekai, this manga is like *Who Made Me a Princess* and *Monster Duchess* and *The Contract Princess* combined. They both have unique ending chapters that make you want to read more, but both have different storylines which lead to different future storylines. For example, *Who Made Me a Princess* talks about how to avoid being killed by her father, which means she tries to change the original storyline. On the other hand, *The Archmage Daughter* is about enjoying a happy time with her father.

### The Beloved Little Princess

Both involve a young girl who is faced with a difficult situation involving her father and her survival. In *The Beloved Little Princess*, the baby princess must stop her war-hungry father and psychotic-killer brothers from ruining the empire. Similarly, in *Who Made Me a Princess*, Athanasia wakes up to find that she has become the princess who was killed by her own biological father, the cold-blooded emperor, and must come up with a plan to survive her doomed fate. Additionally, both involve the princesses being in danger and needing to avoid being noticed or killed, with Enisha facing a constant flood of assassins and Athanasia considering living quietly or sweet-talking her way into her father's good graces.

## References

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