The Villainess doesn't care about the main plot

Information

Status

Hiatus

Year

2023

Author

SalivaSpittingWorm

• 1. You get a detox
  May 28, 2023
• Prologue
  May 28, 2023

Reviews

Community Reviews(10)

• WyrdRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

  The initial plot was used in a lot of material (manga, light nouvel and here on royal road) so i was a little apprehensive when i start. The way to use the villeness character theme is getting more and more interresting as the story goes (from logical to face the first accusations to extremely inventive or to say completely crazy more further). My favorite point is the MC personnality, not good nor bad but a true character who won't accept the world to control her.
• Flea04Royal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

  I absolutely love this author's voice!
  The story had me from the very beginning and kept me glued to my phone and procrastinating everything else. The characters and world building are amazing and the FMC is BFF material who I secretly hope gets that reverse harem she hated the idea of. I have absolutely no idea what's gonna happen from one chapter to the next...
  This absolutely made it to my royal Road favorites lists.
  I'll probably even wander on over to patreon to continue my binge of this... nope, nevermind. No extra chapters on patreon only some fun polls for the art (which I also love)
  5 stars. Will recommend and follow the writer for sure.
• ZelderRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

  Great story overall, excited for new chapters.
  Good balance of action and lightheartedness.
  Well done characters.
  Some small grammar issues, doesnt really bug me so more feedback for the author. Things like a monster being refered to as 'mimic', instead of 'the mimic'. And one time i think the perspective shifted for a bit from 3rd person past tense to present tense.
• ChristieRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

  Hi! So, doing a review to help the author out. First, 5 stars, because really, it is a  very enjoyable read and the author deserves some love and recognition for writing it for us(me). It is a very nice take on a villainess genre and includes a different kind of system, which I also like. As said before, the mc likes to flip the table on the genre and has a personality that I personally enjoy a lot to read.
  So yes, language speaking it's not 100% smooth reading, but the author is not native. Also maybe some editing would help or a round on an AI chatbox. But really, it's not worth reducing the stars for it, the mistakes are minimal.
  All in all, thank you for writing and for the readers, do trey it out !
  Have fun reading
• Cria de ElfoRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 5.0

  She is not physically strong, but the way she uses her unique advantages and privileged information makes her overpowered.  She can do things that others can't do and even the gods can't really stop her.  She also has a great will.
  The story as a whole is good, I particularly like the protagonist's mentions of clichés that really make her seem like a long-time reader like I suppose most of us are.  There seems to be some scope for him to develop strong skills over time, but so far she mainly uses the skill of others.
• mamun20Royal Road

  ★★★★★ 4.5

  Finally, a character who has become a villain does not change immediately after a couple of chapters and becomes good. Good interaction of characters and quite an unusual plot. The standard clichés associated with the heroine are nicely beaten. In general, I can recommend reading. This novel is extremely enjoyable and will definitely not make you skip chapters due to boring dialogues and uninteresting events that stop the plot from moving forward.
• BriakRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 4.5

  A very good begining, it's good take on the Villainess genre, and by that I mean that, as i write this review, this is not a reverse Harem or it does not feel like it. The MC is great, i think she adapt a little to quickly To Being A noble but it is not really a problem.
  My Only complainte is that the first "arc" is a little to quick, which is logical in the story but I would have like if it had gone a little bit longer.
  All in all it is a very good story, and if you like the villainess genre you should give it a try.
• AJQuaccsRoyal Road

  ★★★★★ 4.5

  1. Style:
  I don't have much to say about the writing style. The only reason I took off half a star here is because sometimes there's kind of an information dump that takes me out of the immersion, but I have no complaints aside from that.
  2. Story:
  I'll be frank- I read the premise and I just knew I had to read this because I absolutely adore the "waking up as a villainess/villain" trope. If you don't like those types of stories, however, then this one is definitely not for you.
  The part that really hooked me in, though, was how the MC dealt with the pre-planned "public humiliation" set up by her fiance who basically cheated on her but then claimed she was in the wrong for trying to tear him and the homewrecker apart. I absolutely adored that part. It was executed so well I was practically squealing in my seat!
  3. Grammar:
  It's not perfect, but it's not bad either. The author isn't a native speaker so it's reasonable that the grammar wouldn't be perfect. There are the occasional errors, but most of the time they're minor enough to be ignored. It feels a little irksome sometimes though, because it throws me out of immersion pretty often.
  4. Character
  Personally I don't believe I'm currently far enough into the book to be a good judge of character as they may develop in ways I didn't expect, but as of this moment I really do adore the MC.
  Especially her ability to make rational decisions even though she just woke up from dying and was both scared and stressed. She's so cool!
• R3ader1Royal Road

  ★★★★ 4.0

  An entertaining twist on the transmigrating villainess trope that does many things well, but suffers a lower score due to many common grammar and sentence structure mistakes which detract from the reading experience.
  Style and Grammar-
  The story claims to have been penned by a non-native English writer, and it does show. There are sections that sound like they were mechanically generated, some weird word usages, and frequent pronoun errors, but the overall intent is still understandable.
  Story and Character-
  A fun plot that checks most of the boxes you want checked in a villainess story. The main character is not happy about her situation, but is more than happy to express her discontent by derailing the known story's plot for her personal benefit and well-being. Although the main character never seems to get the personal power she desires, she does manage to accrue other forms of power that should leave most readers satisfied.
  My biggest complaint as far as the story and characters go, however, is the oversaturation of side characters which receive long first impression descriptions, but then don't go on to particularly influence the story (likely caused by the author's love of AI generated character portraits).
• HannahHPMRoyal Road

  ★★★★ 4.0

  If you like stories about someone being reincarnated into a dating Sims, and then completely flipping the script, then this would definitely appeal to you.                           The MC though is not completely free to do as she pleases, the system sets her course and she needs to find the best ending for herself. Wrong choices will lead to suboptimal rewards and possibly death or at least one of her limited revivals.