The Villainess Is Sick of the Whole Thing, so She Decides to Pretend to Have Amnesia
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悪役令嬢はもう全部が嫌になったので、記憶喪失のふりをすることにした～周りの皆が突然王子をディスリはじめました～
Original Japanese Title
Also known as: AKUYAKU REIJOU WA MOU ZENBU GA IYA NI NATTA NO DE, KIOKU SOUSHITSU NO FURI WO SURU KOTO NI SHITA, 悪役令嬢はもう全部が嫌になったので、記憶喪失のふりをすることにした～周りの皆が突然王子をディスリはじめました～
By kanon, かのん
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- Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
- Status
- Completed
- Chapters
- 30 chapters
- Original Publisher
- syosetu
30 chapters
2022
Description
Cecilia Foagat, a duchess with bright red hair and a black, enchanting dress, had her face thickly made up and her bosom bare. Her fiancé, the country’s first prince, Hubert Rey Travelia, was chosen for her at an early age. A prince with golden hair and blue eyes. Her friend Evona taught her about the prince’s tastes and the latest in makeup, and Cecilia has been his fiancée ever since she was a little girl. She says he likes sexy women, so the dress always opens wide around her chest and has a calming shade. She said she liked a woman with a lot of makeup on her face, so she put a lot of makeup on her face. She said she likes women who aren’t too smart, so she pretended to be an idiot. She wore dresses without a shred of class that she didn’t want to wear and thick makeup. Talking like an idiot It was torture for Cecilia, but she still had to do her best to match the prince’s taste as his fiancée. And the result was… “I am breaking off my engagement to a vile, wh*rish woman like you. In exchange, I nominate as my betrothed the beautiful, chaste, and cultured Marquess Evona Randall!” Cecilia is so fed up with everything after the breakup of her engagement that she feigns amnesia to escape the whole thing. Then, for some reason, everyone around her starts criticizing the prince.
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- syosetu
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
The Villainess Is Sick of the Whole Thing, so She Decides to Pretend to Have Amnesia Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on The Villainess Is Sick of the Whole Thing, so She Decides to Pretend to Have Amnesia
This title definitely grabbed my attention, and I went in hoping for a fun, trope-filled ride. While "The Villainess Is Sick of the Whole Thing, so She Decides to Pretend to Have Amnesia" has its moments, I can see why opinions are a bit divided. It's a short read, which is a blessing and a curse, depending on how invested you become.
First Impressions
The initial premise is strong. We have a villainess who's put in a ton of effort to please her fiancé, only to realize it's all been for naught. Her solution? Amnesia! It's a classic trope, but the potential for comedic chaos and self-discovery is definitely there. I was intrigued to see how she'd navigate the social minefield of the academy while pretending to have lost her memories.
What Works Well
I appreciated the story's exploration of the female lead's efforts to fit into her role. It's easy to dismiss villainesses as inherently evil, but this story highlights the societal pressures and expectations placed upon her. The idea that she meticulously crafted her persona, from her makeup to her mannerisms, resonated with me. It adds a layer of depth to her character, making her more than just a one-dimensional antagonist. Also, the short length means it doesn't overstay its welcome.
Areas of Concern
The pacing felt rushed at times, and certain plot points seemed underdeveloped. The believability of the amnesia plot is also questionable. The ease with which everyone accepts her act, despite its inconsistencies, stretches the limits of suspension of disbelief. Also, the story suffered from the ex-fiancé's schemes being rather predictable and, honestly, a bit silly. It made it hard to take the conflict seriously.
Final Verdict
"The Villainess Is Sick of the Whole Thing, so She Decides to Pretend to Have Amnesia" is a quick and relatively painless read. It has a fun premise, and the exploration of the female lead's efforts is interesting. However, the rushed pacing, questionable plot points, and somewhat weak conflict prevent it from reaching its full potential. If you're looking for a lighthearted, trope-filled story to pass the time, it might be worth checking out, but don't expect a masterpiece.
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