Really boring that makes it super hard to complete it

the story is pretty typical of its genre, which is: girl isekai-ed to a novel she was reading set in a medieval fantasy world as the main villainess but decides to be the opposite to avoid her fate (killed off in the novel) but since she's so nice, the crown prince (her fiance) falls in love with her instead of the female lead (a poor noble attending the same academy as them). this is all in the synopsis, which reads like the same as many others in this genre.

But what sets this apart from others is that the flow of the story is natural, characters aren't difficult to believe and empathize with (in terms of their actions) so basically the author was able to make things feel organic despite being full of cliches. Which makes this webtoon a good time waster if you want pleasant average fare.

the art is nice, and it mixes fantasy academy uniforms (girls in super mini skirts) with medieval long ball gowns so it's kind of strange. the girls in the story oftentimes look like they're from japanese rpg female characters, which makes sense given the author's background in the afterword.

i read the first 25 episodes, skipped to the last 5 episodes and didn't find it difficult to follow the story, but probably would revisit the almost 40 skipped episodes later.

the second male lead syndrome is big in this one, but the male lead is also pretty awesome so it's not as bad lol

7.5/10 decent for its genre

... Last updated on December 28th, 2022, 2:34am

Plot: Nothing new but very peaceful, only little fresh is mixing School Life with Medieval European Ambience. I can't say i really like it (it's sometimes boring becouse i don't like school setting) but also i can't say i don't like it (because i like that medieval intrigues). Best thing is very healthy triangle even if it ended as monogamy.

Art: Good from start to end.

I have never reviewed, but for that I have to express myself.

Nice, nice line drawing, but the story TOO flat.

Classic story of the girl reincarnated in the villainess but then poorly developed.
Many things done in a hurry and without giving explanations and final, in MY opinion, unsatisfactory.
He could add even a single chapter to take a leap in time and see how they lived their lives or their children.
I recommend reading to unplug and read something "light", but it is not at the highest levels.

Good grades don't make smart characters. I dare say she might be the DUMBEST Villainess I have seen, Bakarina bows before her.
There really is barely anything new here, maybe the twist that this time the villainess has a commoner background rather than the heroine but it's just not enough to maintain suspense. Not when Miss Mary Sue has no problems getting top grades but still managing to have time to pick strawberries and make f*** jam whenever she pleases.
The most annoying thing about her is that she has decided on the rules of her isekai-ing without any reason or rhyme, but panics whenever she thinks she might break the rules of the universe she is in EVEN THOUGH SHE MADE THOSE RULES UP HERSELF.
Why would she be transporter home if the main characters don't date? Has there been a single thing to suggest that? No.
Even more annoying than the MC are the male leads who feel like someone shoddily poured plastic into pre-made trope-moulds. Both of them have feelings for her from the beginning of the story, but decide that she should not be privy to this information for shoujo-cliched reasons. Why ask someone out when you can make a convoluted deal that gives lots of opportunity for dumb misunderstandings with them instead?
Art is decent. Probably enjoyable to people who don't know other Villainess stories or for a very young audience.

... Last updated on May 20th, 2021, 5:23pm

That Professor Hill sure is hot.

The 2nd male lead is cute too.

I'm simping for the side characters.

Why do so many isekais have the lead so preoccupied with the original shipping? Like it just tanks the rating and doesn't make logical sense. This story is nothing new in any sense.