Former Undead Transmigrated to become Villainess's Butler

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Description

Bored of his monotonous life, one undead discovered transmigration magic, and hopped across various worlds until he stumbled on the human realm and lived up to the twenty first century. His dissatisfaction with the role of villainess in the Otome games forced him to take a drastic step and transmigrate into another world of kingdoms and empires, and perhaps the unnatural harem of the heroine. Nurturing the pitiful villainess into a formidable villainess in his goal, and he decides to achieve it without magic. But everything proves to be challenging when he discovers insane magicians in the world, and ravaging monsters that might force him to remove his self-imposed handicap.

Note: This is not a redemption story, so don't expect the villainess to redeem herself. All characters (main) are morally twisted.

Information

Status: Hiatus
Year: 2021
Author: Semi-Analogue

Royal Road Stats

Rating: 3.7/ 5.0
Followers: 177
Views: 189,977

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Community Reviews(3)

AhleRoyal Road
★★★★★ 5.0
Villainess novels are my guilty pleasure. I have read most of the ones available to me on this site and many on others.
This novel provides me a fresh take on a trope that needed new life. The characters are well fleshed and thought out. Grammar mistakes are fewer than one every dozen chapters, and never anything major.
I seriously don't know why this novel doesn't have 10x the attention it is receiving. Well done to the author!
CassanoRoyal Road
★★★★★ 5.0
Like the start seems like a new take on the villain genre
Let's see where this goes
Not really much more I wanna say but you need 50 words so yeah hope you are all having a good day and thanks for chapters
Would be nice if could include how many words I'm missing so I don't have count
WyveriusRoyal Road
★★★★★ 4.5
In my opinion, this story is pretty good overall. The style is fairly unique from what i've seen both here on Royalroad and on other sites. I haven't seen a single grammatical error, which is more than I can say for some of the biggest stories. The exposition is believable for the first person point of view of the story without a bloat of information that we might never need. While character progression is limited outside of imroving the Villainess, I personally don't feel that anything else is needed because, as stated in the story by Ruddy "Do humans care when moths die? The same logic applies to Undead"