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You know, I was wondering why this very bog-standard "reincarnated as the villain" manga had such a high rating. Wouldn't you know it, it's because of the absolutely bonkers Looney Tunes malarkey that happens every damn chapter. I like this.

I may be a little slow. The "previous" Weiss did all this cruel stuff... while 13 years old or younger? Because at this point, he's now barely 15, old enough to begin to enroll in the academy.

Started reading this mangaka's other works because of this one. Wish MD finished implementing that "follow author" feature. Check out Osana Najimi no Majo ni Tsuite if you like this one. A collection of four other oneshots.

Menace wasn't until 2015??? That's crazy. But yeah, it feels like it should be like "Menace 2", "Menace 3", etc to indicate some required number of blockers, but I guess anything above 2 is rare enough that it never got codified.

I guess they hadn't codified "menace" that early, huh. Hugely misread Maggot Therapy, thought that was +2/+2, not +2/-2, and was left baffled trying to figure out why she would do that.

"By the way, this is from Kou-nii"

Interesting. The fact that closing her eyes did nothing at all raises questions about whether she was actually causing the invisible leeches, or actually the only one who could've warned them about it.

I think this guy might be flat-out stupid.

What an unfortunate face.

I have a feeling we're going to start getting afterwords that leave us questioning WHICH author even wrote them, perhaps eventually followed by an afterword from the editor of the mangaka who found the manga informing us of what happened to him.

Looks to me like she already won.

Oh she absolutely destroyed at least one of those bands that she got 2 boyfriends from.

Ah, the reigning queen of self-sabotage.

...where did she put all her long hair?

Looking forward to the author's next work. Hope it's received better and doesn't have to compromise the author's vision to get that.

I've got a suspicion that exorcising her wouldn't have solved the problem anyway, and might have let Rei go free instead.

I think I'm actually angry. You can't DO that!

Very subtle.

The ultimate revenge: giving her the victory she doesn't want anymore! Terrible plan, but I won't pretend it didn't also occur to me.

On the one hand, it's kind of inspiring, the passion of one's rival reignited the Spark that went out and all that. On the other, in depicting the opposition both of them went through, the author kind of made it seem like an inevitability that the sport WILL destroy them physically if they...