Lighthearted & often rather childish, but the gorgeous art & likable characters make for a very enjoyable read!

Though it's kind of generic, there's a certain charm to it I can't make out. The story is entertaining and the leads are cute. Part of me wishes there was a bit more to it. It's short and sweet and doesn't overstay it's welcome.

Everything's so good, I wished there were more extras.

Only complain I have is that I don't get to see their kids and all. I'D LOVE TO SEE IT.

Small note: The villains/MC's enemies.. I want to slap, kick, or choke them once. Thanks for reading my TED talk lel.

... Last updated on May 24th, 2020, 11:26pm

I've been going on an reincarnated-into-a-villian-in-isekai reading rage recently, but I have to say this has been one of my favourites. It's short but as Theoneyedsnake says, the story is well-rounded, and the main female character is like-able. Normally you get girls where they act pretty strong, solve things for themselves, but when it comes to a pinch, the male main characters would swoop her off her feet and save the day A.K.A she's got to be weak at least once throughout the story. But here, instead of that,



Wow. I mean the demon king does the typical doting and protecting stuff too, but for a couple to do all that for each other and actually be thankful for what others have done for them instead of feeling sorry for themselves at least once in the story is really refreshing.


The story still has pretty cliche plot lines, like how the enemy is pretty evil, the main characters winning in the happy end, but hey, it's 13 chapters! If you've got a few minutes, it's fully scanlated, give it a shot, it's very satisfying.

The story was not bad, it managed to tell a decent story in just 13 chapters and it didn’t feel rushed. However, the story was a little bit generic. It’s what you would expect from stories of ladies being transported into otome games, ruin to riches.

The art was pretty good too.