Rekishi ni Nokoru Akujo ni Naru zo: Akuyaku Reijou ni Naru hodo Ouji no Dekiai wa Kasoku suru you desu!
I'll Become a Villainess Who Goes Down in History: It Seems Turning into a High-Born Baddie Makes the Prince All the More Lovestruck

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What a fun story!
The manga works well with the romance and Alicia's journey to become an expert in magic, and ultimately fulfill her dream, to be a super villain!
It has all the clichés of stories in this genre, literally all of them, but the comedy is great fun, and the scenes are very well done.
The artwork is beautiful, and the story in relation to the country's politics is also very interesting.
I recommend it, it's a very enjoyable read

p.s. another point I liked is that you've already made the romantic route VERY well defined. This is a flaw in manga and anime of ... this genre, so it gained a lot of credibility by doing this from the start.

>I had given it a 9, but I changed it to a 10.
I'm waiting for the new chapters and every day I check to see if they've arrived! Can't stop thinking about this manga.

Out of all of the Isekai stories that occur in a Romantic game setting, this one is the most impressive.
The female MC has incredible focus and commitment for the reason to not only survive but to properly act her role.
Unlike the majority of these types of stories where the MC seeks to discard the original role, she intends to keep it.
Not only that, she declares and acts to become the best villain for the sake of the game's story and her goals.

I have always found myself questioning the MCs of Isekai's being too bland or dry as fish sticks. This series goes beyond that, she's ... got a purpose and always shows up.

If Katarina Claes sets the standard for navigating the world of romance games, this MC is defining the purpose of embracing a role and becoming something much greater.

If a Nendoroid comes out for this character, I will buy it!

finally, a villainess manga where not only is she actually villainous, but there is an interesting discussion of idealism vs realism. author is way more knowledgable about the political economy than the average author and it serves the story so well. character designs are pretty solid as well. our two female leads are great and fun to see battle, side characters are interesting too. i will not drop spoilers but the author is a master of foreshadowing. worldbuilding is a bit weak, it focuses more on philosophical discussion of problems than actual things happening.

best manga ive read in a while tbh.