The Villainess Knows How To Spend Money
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By yeon heena, 연희나
164 chapters
2023
Description
She was the youngest daughter of a villainous family and had possessed the body of the villainess of the original novel. However… “Once again, you’ve spent money extravagantly. Well done.” “Daughter, shall we go shopping with Daddy? I bought another boutique just for you yesterday.” “Here’s the key to the safe. If you need more, just let me know.” “Evelyn, I had a top made just for you, so I can give you the very best!” All I did was spend money, but the villainous family treated me very well. With a family like that, who cares if I’m a villain or not? I had thought about cutting ties with the original story because I didn’t want to trigger a love affair for the main characters or get entangled in death flags. But then… “The Princess forgot about me, it’s unbelievable.” “Does the Princess treat love like a joke?” Whenever I tried to distance myself, the main couple grabbed me. It couldn’t be helped; the mad are the best at dealing with the mad. As a last resort, I bought the craziest character in the original story, the sub-male lead and the leader of the underworld. “Now, 200 gold. Play the role of my fiancé and try to drive them away.” “That’s easy enough. Agreed.” And just in case, I added another purse to the offer. “…I’ll add another condition for 300 gold.” “What is it?” “Don’t fall for me.” With a mischievous grin, Raphael laughed and said, “Of all people, the Princess should not fall for me!”
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- fioret
- Original Language
- korean
- Type
- Web Novel
The Villainess Knows How To Spend Money Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on The Villainess Knows How To Spend Money
"The Villainess Knows How To Spend Money" certainly presents an intriguing premise: a transmigration story where the protagonist, Evelyn, embraces her role as a wealthy villainess with gusto. The tags – aristocracy, European ambience, and wealthy characters – paint a picture of a lavish world ripe for exploration. However, diving into the story, I found myself grappling with some conflicting feelings.
First Impressions
Initially, I was drawn in by the potential for a fun, over-the-top narrative. The idea of a villainess actively choosing to indulge in her wealth sounded like a refreshing twist on the usual transmigration trope. I was eager to see how Evelyn would navigate the aristocratic landscape and, of course, spend all that money.
What Works Well
The world-building, at least in the initial chapters, seems solid. The European-inspired setting is well-defined, and the focus on wealth and noble society provides a clear framework for the story. There's a certain appeal to the sheer extravagance Evelyn embodies, and I can see why some readers might find her antics entertaining.
Areas of Concern
However, I also found myself struggling with Evelyn's characterization. While the idea of a villainess is appealing, her behavior sometimes felt less like strategic villainy and more like outright childishness. Her interactions with her family, particularly her brother Douglas, raised some red flags for me. The reported constant insults and seemingly unprovoked animosity towards him made it difficult to sympathize with her, even considering her past life experiences. The described instances of her taking his money and generally treating him poorly, even when he is assigned to protect her, didn’t sit well with me.
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Final Verdict
"The Villainess Knows How To Spend Money" has potential, but I think it hinges on whether you can connect with Evelyn as a character. If you're looking for a morally grey protagonist who makes questionable choices, this might be for you. However, if you prefer characters with a stronger sense of empathy and fairness, you might find yourself, as I did, struggling to fully embrace her journey.