ISEKAI’D BY:
Truck-Kun!

RED FLAGS EVERYWHERE…When a college student wakes up in the body of Melissa Foddebrat, the villainess of a cliché romance novel, she is determined to cast aside her original role and live a quiet life of luxury, but…UGH! Why are all the men in this novel trash?! A sleazebag crown prince, a stalker sniper, a crazed werewolf, and an obsessive merchant—Melissa can’t just stand by and watch the innocent heroine suffer at the hands of these degenerates. Scummy love interests, begone—this story is getting a rewrite!
AT LAST!!!!! AN ENGLISH LICENSE!!!!!!!
Yeah bitch I’ve read this series like 6 times. And now I have thrown money atthe English licensing so I can read its official translation.
This series was one of my first forays into otome isekais. I fucking. LOVE. This series. I know not everyone is into it, but it feels like it set up a lot for my understanding of webtoons and the subversion of well-understood otome tropes.
I know some people are not fans of the ending (I am intoit, though, I love Melissa and her crushing of tropes underfoot, making her new tropes) but I do really enjoy it and the internal workings of the series. It works within the story well and gods above and below! I’m stoked.






Just some panel selections from the first volume.