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The Villainess’ Ending Was Death
By 달주
140 chapters
2022
Description
She became an insignificant villainess who was used for cider. She did her best to play the role so that the original story was not twisted. “You are nothing to me, Fresa.” The male lead despises her. “Why do you hate me so much? Because I’m an insignificant maid?” the original heroine resented her. “You are the disgrace of the family.” ‘Yes, yes. Everybody’s doing great. Keep hating me. Go on!’ And finally, on the day the original story had its ending, she decided to die. With a false poison, of course. She left her family and tried to live in a secluded countryside by cultivating a herb garden, but she saved the life of a man who had moved into a neighbor’s house. However this man, was the Grand Duke who killed and saved many people with a smile? “So you saw my naked body . . .” The subtlety intensified. “Let’s take it all off this time, shall we? Then it will be easier to look at it.” The Grand Duke was overly assertive. Moreover, the original male lead, who should enjoy a happy newlywed with the original heroine, has also arrived. “You’re the one I really love, Fresa.” Fresa said, almost hitting Rowan in the head with the homie he was holding. “No, did you just hit your head?” Even family members who ignored and persecuted her as a disgrace pleaded. “Come back, Fresa. Everybody’s waiting for you.” ‘Yes, no way I’m going back.’
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- cl production
- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Web Novel
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My Thoughts on The Villainess’ Ending Was Death
Alright, let's dive into "The Villainess’ Ending Was Death." This novel has been on my radar, and after reading what others have to say, I felt ready to give my own take. It’s a transmigration story, a genre I enjoy when done well, and this one seems to have some interesting twists.
First Impressions
The premise is intriguing: our protagonist finds herself in the body of the villainess, Fresa, a character destined for a gruesome end. Instead of accepting her fate, she attempts to rewrite her story, which is always a fun direction. I was immediately drawn to the idea of a “hated protagonist” trying to navigate complex aristocratic relationships and avoid her predetermined demise. The added element of medical knowledge, with the FL being a botanist in her past life, adds a unique flavor, especially with her ability to grow plants easily.
What Works Well
From what I've gathered, the plot itself is quite engaging. It seems to strike a good balance between revenge and deeper storylines, avoiding being overly tragic or too lighthearted. The male lead, a grand duke from another empire, sounds promising. The fact that he isn't a complete jerk is definitely a plus! The story seems to have potential to be a compelling narrative, and the initial chapters really drew me in. The family dynamics and the FL's rocky relationship with them also adds a layer of complexity that I appreciate.
Areas of Concern
Unfortunately, there's a significant issue that I need to address: the translation. Several readers have pointed out that the quality is severely lacking. If the translation is rough, it can really detract from the story's enjoyment. It's crucial for a novel to have a readable and accurate translation to fully appreciate the author's work. Hopefully, the translation will improve as the story progresses, because a good story is being marred by a poor translation.
Final Verdict
"The Villainess’ Ending Was Death" has a lot of potential. The plot is interesting, the characters are engaging, and the premise is unique. However, the poor translation is a major hurdle. If you're willing to overlook the translation issues, you might find a story you enjoy. I’m hoping the translation quality improves, because I think this story could be really good. For now, I would approach with caution and hope for better translations in the future.
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