Somehow, The Villainess Who Regressed in Time Lost Her Magic Power, so She Turned into a Secluded Maiden
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逆行した悪役令嬢は、なぜか魔力を失ったので深窓の令嬢になります
Original Japanese Title
Also known as: Gyakkou Shita Akuyaku Reijou wa, Naze ka Maryoku wo Ushinatta node Shinsou no Reijou ni Narimasu, The Villainess Who Traveled Back in Time Inexplicably Lost Her Magic, so She Went Into Seclusion, 逆行した悪役令嬢は、なぜか魔力を失ったので深窓の令嬢になります
By aoi, 蒼伊
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- Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
- Status
- Ongoing
- Chapters
- 141 chapters
- Original Publisher
- softbank creative
141 chapters
2019
Description
Rachel only became the fiancée of the Prince due to her high magic power. That’s why when the Saint appeared, she feared that her position would be taken away from her. As a punishment for her vile deed against the Saint, her engagement was annulled and she was banished to the monastery. But on the way to the monastery, she was attacked by bandits. Just as Rachel thought she was about to die, she suddenly woke up and found out that she had returned to three years ago. However, she no longer had her high magic power and became so sickly that she could hardly even sit up in her bed. Rachel was just happy that she was alive and decided to cancel the engagement; yet for some reason, the Prince refused!?
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- Original Publisher
- softbank creative
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
Somehow, The Villainess Who Regressed in Time Lost Her Magic Power, so She Turned into a Secluded Maiden Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Somehow, The Villainess Who Regressed in Time Lost Her Magic Power, so She Turned into a Secluded Maiden
This title is quite a mouthful, but after diving into "Somehow, The Villainess Who Regressed in Time Lost Her Magic Power, so She Turned into a Secluded Maiden," I found myself with mixed feelings, mirroring the diverse opinions of other readers.
First Impressions
The premise is intriguing: a villainess gets a second chance after a rather unfortunate end, but this time, she's lost her magic. I was immediately drawn to the potential for character growth and a fresh take on the typical villainess redemption story. The initial chapters hooked me with the promise of seeing a spoiled noblewoman confront her past actions.
What Works Well
Many readers praised the character development, especially regarding the female lead, Rachel. Her efforts to atone for her past misdeeds and her determination to change are commendable. I appreciated that the story seemed to shift focus from pure romance to Rachel's personal growth and her attempts to contribute to the world, which is a refreshing twist. Some found the "slow burn" romance enjoyable, highlighting the characters' gradual understanding of each other. The world-building, while not extensively detailed in all reviews, held promise, with its medieval setting and the presence of magic and spirits.
Areas of Concern
However, I also noticed some recurring criticisms. The male lead, Prince Louis, seems to be a point of contention. Some readers found his initial interest in Rachel stemming from her being "interesting" rather off-putting, bordering on manipulative. Others felt that his character development was handled well, showing a genuine evolution from a duty-bound prince to someone capable of personal connection. The female lead's sudden personality shift after regressing was also flagged as jarring by some, making her feel somewhat flat.
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Final Verdict
"Somehow, The Villainess Who Regressed in Time Lost Her Magic Power, so She Turned into a Secluded Maiden" is a story with a lot of potential, and I encourage readers to give it a shot and form their own opinions. While the initial chapters might present some familiar tropes and potential red flags, the promise of character growth, a unique take on the villainess redemption arc, and a slowly unfolding plot could make it a worthwhile read. Just be prepared for a potential love-hate relationship with the male lead!
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