I Became the Villain’s Lost Daughter

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By 글달쌉

3.8

CompletedkoreanWeb Novel

Genres

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fantasy romance

Chapters

218 chapters

Started

2021

Description

I possessed an extra who didn’t even have a name in the novel. Her features are black hair and purple eyes that means that she is cursed. And I’m the lost daughter of the villain in the novel?! *** I thought I was a passing by extra, but she was actually the lost daughter of the villainous Grand Duke. “Erita, my beloved daughter.” “My precious little sister. I’ll protect you.” ……are these the bloody villains I’ve seen? My father and brother, who people said to be cruel, were too sweet to me. But the villain has a death ending! It was the first time I received love and warmth, and I decided to change the cruel ending of my friendly family since I possessed it 10 years earlier than the original. Yeah, I will definitely change my family’s future…… “Erita, I love you.” What’s wrong with the Male Lead?

Publication Information

Original Publisher: feelyeon management
Original Language: korean
Type: Web Novel

I Became the Villain’s Lost Daughter Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator

My Thoughts on I Became the Villain’s Lost Daughter

"I Became the Villain’s Lost Daughter" promised a fluffy, family-centric fantasy, and while it delivers on that front, my experience was a mixed bag. It's a story that thrives on sweetness and doting, but struggles with pacing and depth.

First Impressions

Initially, the story felt a bit rough around the edges. The early chapters have a clunky feel, with some awkward phrasing and foreshadowing that ultimately doesn't pay off. It took me a while to get invested because the initial focus is primarily on the main character, Erita, adjusting to her new life and being showered with affection. If you're not a fan of sugar-sweet scenarios, the beginning might be a bit much.

What Works Well

The core strength of this novel lies in its family dynamic. The villainous Duke and his son's over-the-top affection for Erita is undeniably endearing. The story shines when exploring the characters' guilt over losing Erita in the original timeline, which explains their current doting behavior. There are some genuinely lovely moments, like Callion and Erita's garden encounter, that showcase the potential of the story's emotional core. The premise of Erita trying to uncover the truth behind her family's tragic end in the original story adds a layer of intrigue, even if it doesn't always take center stage.

Areas of Concern

Unfortunately, the pacing is a significant issue. The plot stalls quite a bit, and the focus on melodramatic familial love can become overwhelming. The story sometimes feels generic, lacking a fresh perspective on the "doting villain family" trope. I also felt that some plot points were introduced but then abandoned, leaving me with unanswered questions. The author's tendency to include hanging closing statements at the end of each chapter, only to forget about them later on, was a recurring frustration.

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Final Verdict

"I Became the Villain’s Lost Daughter" is a decent read if you're looking for a lighthearted and fluffy story with a strong emphasis on family. However, be prepared for some pacing issues, a somewhat generic plot, and a heavy dose of sweetness. It’s a story best enjoyed casually, without expecting too much depth or complexity.