Of Course, I'll Claim Palimony!
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@xXPenisXx Brendan didn't deserve this 
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Wait, this isn't an Otome Game Isekai?
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Read this web(?)novel once.
It was... entertaining.
The only 'villainous' thing about this is the opening of the story where the MC's engagement gets annulled but the story is really about the MC blackmailing various people. Don't remember the deluded 'heroine' being of any importance to the 'plot'.
No this isn't an otome game, or an isekai. iirc no reincarnation.
It was... entertaining.
The only 'villainous' thing about this is the opening of the story where the MC's engagement gets annulled but the story is really about the MC blackmailing various people. Don't remember the deluded 'heroine' being of any importance to the 'plot'.
No this isn't an otome game, or an isekai. iirc no reincarnation.
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Anyone keeping track of how many of these "villain" type of female hero there are? It seema to be a fairly popular troupe nowadays
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Ah but in a modern setting, how will they utilize the plot snarl that is the social structures of nobility?
CEO's and Presidents can marry goddamn anyone they fuckin' please. I mean, the first chapter was about how a merchant family bankrolled a titled but bankrupt noble family just as a goddamn dowry for an arranged marriage so that the family can utilize the connections and title of the noble family to grow their business. Try translating that into the modern day. A successful business props up a failed business/government for... reasons?
Ah but in a modern setting, how will they utilize the plot snarl that is the social structures of nobility?
CEO's and Presidents can marry goddamn anyone they fuckin' please. I mean, the first chapter was about how a merchant family bankrolled a titled but bankrupt noble family just as a goddamn dowry for an arranged marriage so that the family can utilize the connections and title of the noble family to grow their business. Try translating that into the modern day. A successful business props up a failed business/government for... reasons?
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Fucking is all you need, case closed.
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The author's name is Soy and this is obviously a Shoujo manga.
Hmm...
Hmm...
I love it sooo much 
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@Ghede
Bankrolling a failing politician for his election is profitable due to the exceptions granted to their company although shady, this series doesn't shy away from forcing its rules despite it not making any sense with the theme aesthetic. Rules such as they have a printing press capable of printing images and text at the same time. Why? Magic. They can get a video recording as well. How? Magic. The author can just makes it so that claiming the investment is just par for the course in this society ergo this world's rule. Another reason for the engagement is so the company has a better grip at that seat of power despite it being small, giving them an advantage in market competition and possible connections to other governmental positions. This way the protagonist will remain proactive with the power she's given while retaining the moronic demeanor of the fiancee.
But here's a better solution: have the structure of nobility with modern technology. It's not far-fetched and given what I've seen thus far, that seems to be the case. Author gets high-tech whenever it wants to with the excuse of magic. Seems uninspired and really just wants to force it in. Won't be surprised if it pulls a Breath Of The Wild and whip up a smartphone analog.
Bankrolling a failing politician for his election is profitable due to the exceptions granted to their company although shady, this series doesn't shy away from forcing its rules despite it not making any sense with the theme aesthetic. Rules such as they have a printing press capable of printing images and text at the same time. Why? Magic. They can get a video recording as well. How? Magic. The author can just makes it so that claiming the investment is just par for the course in this society ergo this world's rule. Another reason for the engagement is so the company has a better grip at that seat of power despite it being small, giving them an advantage in market competition and possible connections to other governmental positions. This way the protagonist will remain proactive with the power she's given while retaining the moronic demeanor of the fiancee.
But here's a better solution: have the structure of nobility with modern technology. It's not far-fetched and given what I've seen thus far, that seems to be the case. Author gets high-tech whenever it wants to with the excuse of magic. Seems uninspired and really just wants to force it in. Won't be surprised if it pulls a Breath Of The Wild and whip up a smartphone analog.
