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I’m the Villainess, So I’m Taming the Final Boss
Y’all have no idea how jazzed I was to see that this is an anime. I’ve read the manga a few times, but the manga stops right after she successfully stops the Demon Lord from changing. Imagine my surprise at the second half of the series!! And I also am collecting the light novel series…
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How I Swapped Places with the Villainess, Beat Up Her Fiancé, and Found True Love 1
ISEKAI’D BY: Truck-Kun! I’m The Villainess, So I’ll Just Beat Up My Problems! After dying in a traffic accident, I wound up in an otome game world. What’s more, I swapped places with a girl named Alexandra. The so-called heroine had already bewitched Alexandra’s fiancé–the second prince–and set her up as the villainess. To make…
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A Livid Lady’s Guide to Getting Even: How I Crushed My Homeland with my Mighty Grimoires #3
Female Lead: I’m going to destroy my home country in revenge for the humiliation they’ve wrought, and make them regret taking everything away from me. Me reading the first two volumes: Oh through capitalism? Female Lead in book 3: No, through murder.
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Since I Was Abandoned after Reincarnation, I Will Cook with my Fluffy Friends: The Figurehead Queen is Strongest at her Own Pace #1
Are you ready for an isekai about a queen who loves to pet animals and enjoys cooking? Wait, what do you mean, “another one”? What are you talking about??
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A Livid Lady’s Guide to Getting Even: How I Crushed My Homeland with My Mighty Grimoires #1-2
Here we go: a typical beginning for a Villainess series. And just like many, the people fucked around… …and they are about to find out. She has the beloved hyper competence of the power fantasy heroine, alongside a huge amount of actual power to back her up. And also, I suppose she has a sense…
Trope: Annulled Engagement
Where one of the major story beats, usually an inspiration for a villainess to change her life, is the annulment of the engagement they’ve been working on their entire life. Often may even mark the beginning of a story where an annulled engagement happens due to the main character being accused of a crime.
