Villainess Stories Public

A very gentle hurt/comfort helping the fl work through her trauma with a background of magic politics & drama. Really enjoyed the healing from trauma aspects, didn't care for the politics (every character is so incompetent.)

Needlessly convoluted in a very classic shoujo way so I cannot fault it. The whole premise is that it's a fic a middle schooler wrote (revisited by her adult self), and it DOES read like that. Highly enjoyable read, but I have to be in the right mood for it.

Very funny. Mayne Herwine and Vylle Inness (yes. those are their names) both know what they want and they go right for it. I love them.

CW: sex is a major plot point which is discussed a lot, nothing is actually shown. Casual mention of coerced sex (rape) in backstory panels, not lingered on.

Decently entertaining. The comedy hits more than the romance for me. Has a good dose of fatphobia though, mostly directed towards side characters or present when comparing the original villainess to the current protagonist.

CW: child death, suicide, rape, guns.

Jaded doesn't believe in love fl x obsessive wifeguy. Lil too obsessive for my taste but I do like the fl. I think it's cute how they draw her eyes so cat-like all the time. Very horny.

It's... ok I guess? Kind of just boring more than anything. This could be a much better series if it was significantly condensed, it drags everything on much longer than it needs to. Big fan of the high mage though, I kept going for him.

Just ok. Overall it was funny but pretty disorganized.

Solidly mid series. The writing isn't bad, but it doesn't have anything interesting to say with it. Its thesis seems to be 'men suck sometimes look at this cool woman beating them up' so if that's your cup of tea. Have at it.

Cliche concept with mediocre execution. Bonus points for wlw, but they get taken away by the protagonist not realizing she was getting engaged to a girl until after she agreed to it.

Needlessly homophobic wish fulfillment fantasy. Can't say I hated it but can't recommend it either.

Painfully boring, I forced myself to read through it just to mark it off my in process list but gah. It was not fun.

Gorgeous art, decently enticing concept, and a disabled protagonist. What more could you ask for? A love interest that's not the biggest asshole in the world maybe. I can't get through more than a couple characters of him yanking the fl's cane away, forcing her to lean on him or walk without it.

Tsundere characters walk a fine line between cute romance with a character that struggles to acknowledge their feelings and a character who is Really not into it getting harassed and stalked. This series ignores that line completely and dives head first into the stalking.

There are a few of these stories where a male lead is isekaied into a game his sister forced him to play so he makes it his duty to "fix" the villainess, who of course falls for him. The misogyny is palpable. Not to mention the grooming. Throw in a harem while you're at it and you get this series.