A Villainess? No, a Heinous Young Lady
By asana yuuna, 浅名ゆうな
56 chapters
2018
Description
Rosalia, a Marquis’ daughter, for some reason only lived within the premises of the Marquis’ residence. One day when she was sixteen, she fell in love with a red headed knight who wandered into the garden by accident. It was at that moment the powerful Marquis’ daughter felt something trigger.―A knight who is a reincarnator, but doesn’t realize that he’s a capture target in an otome game and the main villainess, who began to change once she met the knight. The heroine who has been reborn with the knowledge of the game would be the fall of Rosalia, however it does not go through according to the scenario… “What are you?! You’re the villainess, aren’t you?” “Villain? You think you could play such an outrageous role? I am a genuine villainess.”
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- kadokawa
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
A Villainess? No, a Heinous Young Lady Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on A Villainess? No, a Heinous Young Lady
Alright, let's dive into "A Villainess? No, a Heinous Young Lady." I went in with a healthy dose of curiosity after seeing it pop up on my radar, especially with the villainess and reincarnation tags. And honestly? I'm intrigued.
First Impressions
The initial chapters definitely grabbed my attention. The premise itself – a villainess who isn't just a cardboard cutout of evil, but a character with real agency and even, dare I say, a bit of charm – is refreshing. It seems the story is still relatively early in its translated run, but the foundation is solid. I was immediately drawn in by the protagonist's complex nature. She's not just playing the villainess role; she owns it, but with a purpose that makes you root for her.
What Works Well
One of the strongest aspects I've noticed so far is the dynamic between the main characters. The male lead isn't your typical cold, brooding duke. Instead, he comes across as genuinely kind, which is a welcome change of pace in this genre. The slow-burn romance, built on honesty and mutual respect, is definitely a highlight. I appreciate that the author seems to be taking the time to develop their relationship in a believable way. I also appreciate that the FL is not the usual goody-two-shoes, and can be both sweet and poisonous.
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Final Verdict
Overall, "A Villainess? No, a Heinous Young Lady" has the potential to be a real gem. The unique protagonist, the refreshing male lead, and the promise of a well-developed plot make it worth checking out. I'm excited to see where the story goes and how the relationship between the main characters continues to evolve. I'm giving it a solid recommendation to anyone looking for a fresh take on the villainess trope.
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