Jishou Akuyaku Reijou na Konyakusha no Kansatsu Kiroku.
An Observation Log of My Fiancée Who Calls Herself a Villainess

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This manga is yet another Otome Isekai with a twist.

Yes, they always have a twist, but this time the twist is that it's not told from the "villainess" POV, but by her fiancee - the prince.


Said prince is a prodigy and bored to death, utill he meets the absolute adorable idiot that is Bertia. Bertia claims to remember the world they live in from a game and can somewhat predict the future (as it's given for this setting), but everyone else thinks she's just dellusional. But since the Prince hasn't anything interesting to do anyways he prepares for a pandemic she predicted regardless. And ... it turns out she was right. From that point on he knows she's not talking nonsense and takes her somewhat seriously.

As characters you have the protagonist, said genius prince, a deadpan snarker and somewhat bored prodigy, the idiot "villainess" who's just too kind for her own good and the heroine from the original game. They are all very fun to follow, at no point I was bored of the story.



If you like Otome Isekai, this is a good read. It's short, it's hillarious and it leaves no open ends.

Imo it's a 9/10 for Otome stories and a 7/10 in general.

I bet you stumbled here because you caught yourself in villainess genre hell, well so am i. I highly recommend this for anybody looking for a fun lighthearted, bit complicated love story challenging fate. Or like me, who can't get enough of Bakarina (villainess lead to doom anime/manga). What separates her from others is that The quality of the story is maintained all through out. The story doesnt indulge on the characters that it sacrifices the plot. The artist's focus on the story it wants to tell is solid so you wont find yourself going bit far from what you thought you were reading.

Each ... chapter is long and compact, its a long read even if there's only 33 chapters.
What makes the story stand out:
- pov of the prince (male lead)
- Bertia (female lead) doesn't become passive even if the story is on the prince's side.
- the logic doesnt go out of window, its grounded on what they established, rewarding for those who are into world build/lore

i know it has faults but those are for nitpicky viewers, i dont mind them because the pro outweights the cons :))

This manga has ruined yandere male leads for me, because they always compare so poorly to Cecil. He’s affectionate in a fun way, and I love how literally everyone isn’t afraid to call out how he’s a pretty big weirdo. He’s really unique in that while he is super intelligent and “powerful”, he does seek to improve himself and chooses to do a lot of stuff that doesn’t exactly come naturally to him.

All the characters are a ton of fun, and I like how it distinctly avoided the harem route typical to these types of stories, and made all the actual pairings really cute ... and fitting. While they’re relatively minor I would genuinely want to read a story (or at least oneshot) based on any of the given couples.

The villain isn’t great but she’s acceptable, and is probably the only actually poor start of the story. The manga probably would’ve been about to same if she was or wasn’t there.

Probably best read if you’re familiar with the otome isekai genre of stories, since a lot of the appeal is a subversion of really common tropes. But ultimately even if you haven’t read any it’s just really cute.