I’m Not a Villainess!! Just Because I Can Control Darkness Doesn’t Mean I’m a Bad Person!
Claudia is blessed by the Spirit King of Darkness, as such, she possesses the appearance fitting for someone in command of such power. She is shunned by xenophobic people, yet she works hard to please everyone so that she can avoid her bad ending as the villainess. She's a very easy to like protagonist and I root for her because of the well put together angst. Even her own family (save for her brother) shuns her. The heartache makes you just wanna wrap her up and keep as yours. The heroine is incredible stupid. Who talks about otherworldly things out loud? It was almost too easy to find out that she has also been reincarnated into the story. I would've enjoyed it much better if she either also wanted to help the villainess avoid the bad end, or simply not know about the timeline of events. If she was just as ignorant as everyone else, she would've continued to be a kind-hearted and caring individual, even towards the-now-nice-villainess. Even the manga is xenophobic towards Claudia. Can't you just simply colour her as black as you say she is? Or is that really light tan the cause for all that uproar?
Death Is The Only Ending For The Villainess
The angst (♡~♡) yes plsss~
Suddenly Became a Princess One Day
I would like to come back to this when I read the novel. Really good angst
The Villainess' Slow Prison Life Began With Her Broken Engagement
J'aime le comedie~ A really hard spin on the "heroine takes the crown prince from the villainess and the villainess is punished for her 'crimes'." The villainess never bullied the heroine, and in actuality, the villainess had the forethought that this was gonna happen, and so, prepared to be locked up in order to meticulously carry out her hilarious revenge. She supplied herself with 3 months' worth of stock and lived her best life 'vacationing' in prison. This is straight-up crack and best read not taken seriously, however, there's also a layer of thoughtfulness. Certain things resurface to be neatly tied off. I need more.
I Am Troubled That My Fiance Is a Villain
Lizzia transmigrated as an 'extra' character in an otome game and, (contrary to the plot of the game), is affianced to the villain and very close to the villainess. Somehow that disrupts the timeline of events, as the heroine doesn't seem to have all her targets at her beck and call, and neither does the villainess dig her own grave. Instead, the crown prince and his friend, Alois (I distinctly remember his name for some reason), are sketchy and when it comes time for the 'villainess' to show her 'colours', she simply annuls her engagement like an independent, respectable lady. There's also something deeper and mysterious going on beneath the surface. Simply, Lizzia and her fiance are super cute.
The Pet of the Villainess Webtoon
Sasha resigns herself to be the pet of the nobles in order to live in her reincarnated life. Since she has already known the timeline of events, she plans to be friends with the heroine and avoid the villainess. However, after meeting the villainess, Sasha decided that she'll devote herself to making the villainess happy, even if she has a bad ending.
Endo and Kobayashi’s Live Commentary on the Villainess
Endo and Kobayashi take advantage of the games' "glitch" to help everyone get a happy ending. They lead the only person that can hear them, the crown prince, to encourage the heroine to polish her abilities, to set up a proper love interest for the heroine, and most importantly, to fall in love with incredibly adorable "soon d'rey" (tsundere XD) villainess.
The Villainess Want to Marry a Commoner!!
Even though the premise is about 'living in the otome game'. The 'otome game' takes a back seat to bear fruit to the adorable young couple that is entirely devoted to each other. They're both overly-powered. Just wholesomeness all around.
Koushaku Reijou no Tashinami
focuses on worldbuiding- literally- she has a fief. The villainess reincarnated at the time she is being punished. With quick thinking, she avoids her banishment and works to prove herself by bringing her family's fief towards glory. As she and her country grows, she'll soon have to return to her tragic past and rejoin high society. But there's something strange about the heroine and everyone who's infatuated with her, specifically the second prince's faction. All the while, a war brews between the two kingdoms. Very compelling. Not much stories go in depth about the ins and outs of what it's like to rule a country and I haven't yet seen someone use their past life's economic advancements as an easy head start in developing the fantasy society.
Though I May Be a Villainess, I'll Show You I Can Obtain Happiness!