Jishou Akuyaku Reijou na Konyakusha no Kansatsu Kiroku

[JustA_]

Ahhh this is just too good Might even go re-read the novel

 

[Pandoge]

Update?

 

[kuroneko36]

Will they come to the US? I may as well buy the novel and manga <3 They are just so wonderful to read

 

[PrinceTenjou]

I can't wait for the wn/ln to finish bc this is so funny! Looking forward to the next update! The raws are two ch ahead & even tho I sorta know what's going on bc of the ln, I also really wanna see the Prince's dialogue at being forced into scnarios with the heroine lmao! He looks so DONE

 

[Isekaijin]

That was really blatant from the heroine. That girl must be another isekai'd girl.

 

[Milkshake]

this is the age of isekai'd villainesses! what a wonderful year to live in!

 

[Dibella]

Isekai villainess, I wish more!

 

[undercurses]

Im kind of confused, who's the mc actually?
Bertia or cecil?

 

[dim1]

@undercurses
this is the story of the observation of the self-proclaimed villainess, so you can say Cecil is the observer and Bertia is the observational subject. Cecil would probably be the protagonist in this instance since it is told from his perspective in a sense.

 

[Fotamon]

Not as good at Bakarina as this "villainess" seems to have nothing more going for her than talking crazy which makes other nobles like her. It's still a fun read, it just feels like a lot of stuff has been cut out.

 

[Garett]

Self assumed.

Spoiler

From the plot I read so far, the protagonists isn't the Princess. It's the Prince.

 

[jerubius]

It’s from the prince’s point of view, but he’s not the protagonist, just as with any other narrative where the narrator is a character within the story. Now, this doesn’t exactly set up the prince as the narrator, which complicates things a bit, but the structure is still the same. Bertia is the one at the center of this, and the prince is an observer.

 

[TheGTF]

I would say the manga does set Cecil up as the narrator since the narration boxes are written in first person from him. And that's the closest you can do to have a narrator in a comic; he's the narrator in the novel. Again written in first person but also we never see or learn of anything he can't see or learn about himself- he kept up to date with Bertia's shenanigans during those first 4 years thanks to spies he has in their estate and we only know what they report to him.

 

[Sashimi]

Man, had a good laugh. Thank you for translating this!

 

[redvamik]

thank youuuu

 

[vangoz]

Another similar web novel that I really want to be made into manga is Kenkyo Kenjitsu. It's more slice of life and the villain MC is a really down to earth, somewhat pathetic character. But true to her word, she really tries to avoid connection with the male protags instead of getting along with them. And the actual female protag is actually somewhat amazing and deserves protagonist status, not downgraded to normality or straight up role reversal.

Well, as for this manga, I actually hope the conclusion will be different from the novel.

 

[kuroneko36]

Kenkyo Kenjitsu is the best i read so far! but where is ch 300? did the author drop it? what happen to the author?

 

[SallowLiar]

This is precious.

 

[mahtan]

Has this "Pulled in a otome game as a vilainess" thing become cliched?

 

[FireCamp]

@mahtan yes but you still read it anyway