The Princess In The Dumpster

Art Style and Visual Appeal One of the standout features of The Princess In The Dumpster is its incredible art style. The manga's illustrations are rich in detail, with each panel carefully designed to capture the essence of the characters and their environment. employs a Drama, Fantasy, Historical, Manhwa Hot, Romance, Webtoons approach that perfectly complements the emotional depth of the story. The action scenes are dynamic, and the character designs are distinctive, making each figure easily recognizable and memorable.

A girl with glowing, bejeweled eyes and a tiny dragon has been found in an abandoned palace... and there is no doubt she is the long-forgotten daughter of the Emperor. Growing up wild and free, she is unaware of how special she is, especially since her eyes see things others cannot. As the Emperor and his three other children take her in and try to get closer to her, will she learn to trust them? And will this new addition to their family bring fortune or ruin to the empire? (Source: Tapas Media)

Deep sunken cheeks, dirty skin which lost its original color, twig-like wrists, filthy fingernails and a much smaller body for her age. And with neglected hair hanging over half of her face, this small child is actually the forgotten Royal Princess of the Empire. Unable to stifle her hunger any longer, she crawls out of her hiding within a tiny, old, worn-down castle in search of food…

“I’m hungry,” the small girl who’s wearing nothing but shabby clothes murmured without even realizing, “Can I eat this…?”

Her small fern-like hand tore a piece of vegetation off of the ground, but she eventually put it down while shaking her head from side to side. The little girl hadn’t had a proper meal for three days…

“Estrella…” the child recited the name, her words one with the wind. It was a precious name that she had earned only after a long time.

“I’m sorry I’m late.”

“…It’s alright,” the little one who replied then slumped onto Elias’ chest.