The Villainess Who Came Back From Ruin: Reincarnated Into a Doomed Noble Girl’s Body Novel Review
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By 家葉 テイク
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Browse Library →190 chapters
2016
Description
After a long battle with illness, I thought I had finally died—only to wake up possessing the body of a notoriously evil rich girl in middle school. Apparently, this girl’s countless misdeeds had led her to ruin, and in her despair over a hopeless future, she threw herself into a river. Now reborn as the infamous villainess who’s already hit rock bottom, I—formerly a young man—decide to rewrite her tragic fate. This is the story of a second chance, of rising from ruin, and of helping a lost soul rediscover the will to live.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- syosetu
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
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