
Apollo? I'd Rather Marry a Monster!
A powerless goddess saves a cursed prince, awakening hidden power as the gods who mocked her become vulnerable.
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About Apollo? I'd Rather Marry a Monster!
She was the shame of Olympus: powerless, bullied by Athena, and betrayed by the Sun God she loved. He was the cursed prince of the Dark Temple, a “monster” whose broken body only she could soothe. One night by the river of the dead, she saved him without knowing who he was, while he never forgot her. When the gods push her down, he burns the sky for her. The “worthless” girl holds the power to strip any god of their throne. He is her monster; she is his cure.
Original synopsis supplied by the catalog. May contain spoilers.Why watch Apollo? I'd Rather Marry a Monster!?
- It pairs Olympian power struggles with a central romance.
- A cursed prince and a bullied heroine form the story's emotional core.
- The heroine's hidden ability can strip gods of their thrones.
Who is this story for?
- For viewers who enjoy mythic romance and dramatic fantasy.
- A strong fit for stories about bullied heroines and cursed princes.
What to expect
- Olympian gods
- Cursed prince
- Betrayal
- Power awakening
- Redemption
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Dual Lead
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What should I explore next?
Try Zeus Came Back for His True Love, which shares the romance and drama and fantasy and betrayal and hidden-identity and strong-female-lead and royalty themes. You can also browse the full romance collection.











