Rekishi ni Nokoru Akujo ni naru zo - Vol. 1 Ch. 3

Man, pusillanimous. Talk about an old vocabulary blast from the past.

Last time I saw that word was in this Native American chief's response one of those explorers offering the Natives peace after slaughtering their people or something like that. A great example of verbal eloquence from a previously proclaimed "savage" people.
 
haha her definition of "villainess" is so twisted but it's nice to see such a driven heroine. it still falls into the pitfall of "overly skilled young reincarnator" that I'm not too keen about, but so far it's a cute read nonetheless.
 
generally for villainesses they aren't actual villians just people that oppose the heroine and personally i think getting in the way isn't doing anything wrong tho the way it is done is bad since they are usually the fiancee of the love interest
 
Time to reform an entire village and take them under her wing like a true wholesome well-adjusted human being villainess.
 
Calling a girl five years yougner than both the heroine and the capture targets a villainess... isn't that just them picking on a kid?!
 
@SunsetOpal The MC is OP, but it makes sense in the context of the story and doesn't come out of nowhere. The villainess in the story/game should be OP anyways. A villainous rival in an rpg world wouldn't be a good villainous if her stats weren't at least on par with the heroine. Otherwise it wouldn't make sense that a girl 5 years younger than the heroine could bully her (it's basically a grade schooler bullying a highschool girl.

But yeah, she does have the wrong idea of what a villainous is.
 
The heroine is 5 years older than the MC, so in the game she enters the academy 5 years before the villainess? Not that I've actually played any otome games, but giving the main character 5 years to build up relationships with the targets without the interference of the girl who's supposed to be the main villainess seems weird.
 

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