Akuyaku Reijou no Naka no Hito: Danzai sareta Tenseisha no Tame Usotsuki Heroine ni Fukushuu Itashimasu
The Person in a Villainess

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i kinda just stumble upon this manga searching for random isekai mangas to cure my boredom so i thought it would be just your good ol villainess manga reincarnation where she does her best to change the story to make the villain look good then the heroine (villain) appears and tries to distrupt her plans n stuff.

this manga does that but the heroine is just someone who could make you punch the screen or the book depending on what ur reading on, it just infuriates you the way she takes all of the effort the villainess put into being good, so much so that you ... could burn whatever media ur reading this manga on, and plus she always has this damn face that turns her into the most gorgeous punching bag in existence.

when you see the villainess revenge againts this punching bag you will be rock hard just seeing punch bags face just salten like she just ate somt real sour.

please dont mind my shitty review and read atleast 1 or 2 chapters, you wont regret it, but then again people have diff taste so if its not to your liking then i understand, this is my first review ever on anything here so that may speak volumes.

this review above me does a much better explanation of this manga than i did so if you still dont get anything i said, do read his/her review please.

This is a TOP villainess manga, no doubt. I did thought of writing this review as early as 7 chapters because the pace is quite fast and I doubt it's going to be a long series. Totally recommended tho. Let's get into it.

I have read dozens upon dozens of them villainess stories, including manha, and very rarely have I been this surprised. The starting premise has a pretty unusual twist; the story starts (literally first chapter) ith the villainess regaining control over her real body after watching the isekai'd protagonist trying to live in her place earnestly and failing. Then she swears revenge on ... those who betrayed the isekai'd girl, after being moved by her efforts bright disposition.

I thought well, I haven't seen that before, let's give it a try. By the fifth chapter I as amazed. There's a mix of action, intrige and what could be seen as out of place in similar stories: it goes hard on mithology, amazing monster and worldbuilding design, and by the 6th chapter the art quality has gone through the roof.

The MC has a likeable and goal-driven disposition, and the secondary characters fulfill their roles nicely. The art is top, as I have mentioned, the author doing an amazing inking and outlining work, specially after chapter 4, and the underlying lore of the world it's pretty original and imaginative. I can see that both author and artist are fans of dark fantasy stories.

As I said, I think this will not be a very long manga, maybe 24 chapters at this pace, but It still has plenty of material to develop into, I really recommend it to those fans of the genre who are bored of the repetitive storylines or carbon copied settings; those fans of high fantasy stories will be satisfied too if they read after the first two or three chapters. Just give it a try.

I had high hopes for this one because it had a relatively unique premise. It doesn't look like the author had anything planned outside of that though. Chapter after chapter, it becomes more apparent that it's just your average revenge porn/villainess manga wrapped in shiny foil-- boring, predictable, and mediocre. The MC (a Mary Sue of the worst kind) hatches all these complicated revenge schemes against antagonists that have zero personality, zero substance, and very minimal intelligence. Rinse and repeat. It's all just so pointless.

The art is okay. It's not particularly unique or incredible, but I do think it looks nice. The characters were pretty ... much one-dimensional. As I said, the MC was a Mary Sue. This is apparent from the early chapters, but it gets worse. The antagonists exist to be annoying. They have no real motivations outside of that. I guess if you enjoy reading stories where the b*tchy villain gets humiliated then this could be a worthwhile read.