Let's Get a Divorce, Husband!

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When Baek Hayul wakes up in a foreign world as Duchess Aila Rinehart, she knows she has to escape. Her husband, Duke Claude Rinehart, is the antagonist of the story, “Prince, My Prince,” who gets executed for plotting a revolt against the crown. Hayul has no intention of dying alongside her new husband and demands a divorce. But when Claude turns down her repeated requests to end their marriage, she has no choice but to propose a deal. She gives Claude one month to win her love and change her mind, something she is determined to resist with all her strength, but her time with Claude leaves her feeling suspicious, restless, and uncertain. Will Claude be able to win Hayul over, or will they ultimately part ways?

(Source: Tappytoon)

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Themes
Social Issues › Nobility
Kinship > Marriage
of Convenience Without Love
Settings
European Ambience
Fantasy
Isekai World
Isekai
Transmigrated as a Side Character Transmigrated into a Book World Transmigration
Audience Demographics
Female Oriented › Josei
Character Traits
Appearance
Eyes
Blue Eyes › Blue-Eyed Female Lead Golden Eyes › Golden/Yellow-Eyed Male Lead
Hair
Red Hair › Red-Haired Female Lead White/Silver-Haired Character › White/Silver-Haired Male Lead
Attractiveness
Beautiful Female Lead Handsome Male Lead
Character Types
Female Lead
Female Lead
Background Female Lead › Married Female Lead
Male Lead
Strong Background Male Lead › Married Male Lead
Occupation Male Lead
Duke Male Lead Noble Male Lead
Personality Male Lead
Devoted Male Lead Cold Male Lead Expressionless Male Lead
Derivative Work > Based on
Based on Literature › Based on a Novel
Narrative Tropes
Memories of Past Life Love Tropes › Male Lead Falls in Love First
Romantic Dynamics
Married Couple Love After Marriage
Occupations
Court › Dukes
Relationship
Family Relationship › Married Protagonist
World Building
Magic

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