Danshi Koukousei, Otome Game no Akuyaku Reijou ni Tensei Suru. - Ch. 7 - Is this a love letter?

[pachingching]

hai.. souka.

 

[tremor3258]

Okay vampire classic drill hair wasn't on my bingo card for this series, but I can roll with it.

I'm not sure this was a very coherent game, tbh.

 

[Yuri_Enjoyer_Deluxe]

Wallahi... defilement kink, locked in

 

[NinjaGoemon]

Most get around the issue by having the villainess regain her memories at a young age, where the personality change can be chalked up to maturing, but here a couple that sorta touch on the issue:

• Villainess Speedrun - The villainess regains her memories a mere 24 hours before her destruction event, which leaves her original personality largely intact; her past life's personality shows through here and there, but they serve more as a reference point or minor quirks that serve to balance out her abrasive personality in this life.
• The One Within the Villainess - Unlike most, the villainess, Remilia, and the reincarnator, Emi, are two separate people, with the former being trapped in her own mind as a child by the other; the reincarnator does her best to give the villainess a good life and improve people's perception of her, but the heroine is also a reincarnator and one of those "this game world is mine" types and undoes all her work, leading Emi to have a mental breakdown that effectively kills her, allowing Remilia to come to the fore. Remilia, who spent the last decade watching Emi's efforts, is pissed and more or less takes on her game canon personality for the sole purpose of fucking over the heroine, all while maintaining a mask of the personality Emi cultivated.

That second one sounds pretty interesting (and strangely yuriful). I appreciate the response.

I think this one does it pretty well where she feels bad about being a dick before she regained her memories so she just ties to be a better person.

Edit: I love how the story just glosses over Alicia being a vampire like that is completely normal in their world.

The main thing that got me thinking was Elena going "oh right i'm a girl now" which makes me question how much of her guy memories are pushing in on her identity. Especially since it also seems to bleed into her sexual attraction. I know i'm probably reading into it too much and it's just some momentary disorientation.

And yeah that was pretty funny. The parasol acting as a subtle foreshadowing.

 

[mindlessBiped]

Unspoken sex appeal on the MCs part

 

[Vincentius]

That second one sounds pretty interesting (and strangely yuriful). I appreciate the response.

It's currently in its endgame as Remilia used Emi's knowledge to both speedrun the game and discredit the heroine; the dominoes have already started to teeter, it's just a matter of time before Remilia knocks them down.

 

[Kalamel]

Is that girl a vampire? Or a chuunibyou?

Wrong. She's a mob.

 

[Lustrist]

actual blood sucking royalty

 

[Aldis]

Gosh, that curls is rare nowadays. What a powerful drill style.

 

[Yurisivel]

Backup yuri route unlocked?

 

[Scrabbleman]

The story really just chose to gloss over the fact that she's a vampire

1. Umbrella in the daylight
2. Gothic lolita design
3. Fangs
4. Mind control once bitten
5. Count's daughter

 

[Krune]

thank you for the chapter, just some gals...being pals...? I love that the MC even after that situation is still somewhat bummed they didn't get a love letter. Ah yes when the prior ally/associate is a both a vampiric avid bottom and an M...seems on brand for the series so far.

 

[Syndicatus]

The main thing that got me thinking was Elena going "oh right i'm a girl now" which makes me question how much of her guy memories are pushing in on her identity. Especially since it also seems to bleed into her sexual attraction. I know i'm probably reading into it too much and it's just some momentary disorientation.

This isn't even to mention however her gender identity is working. Like is it the only part of the old identity that has been preserved? Do people just have a different functioning of gender identities in this setting? Though obviously this is even less likely to be discussed

 

[AirKat]

have we unlocked the 2nd yuri route?

Madame President a second yuri has hit the towers

 

[NinjaGoemon]

Most get around the issue by having the villainess regain her memories at a young age, where the personality change can be chalked up to maturing, but here a couple that sorta touch on the issue:

• Villainess Speedrun - The villainess regains her memories a mere 24 hours before her destruction event, which leaves her original personality largely intact; her past life's personality shows through here and there, but they serve more as a reference point or minor quirks that serve to balance out her abrasive personality in this life.
• The One Within the Villainess - Unlike most, the villainess, Remilia, and the reincarnator, Emi, are two separate people, with the former being trapped in her own mind as a child by the other; the reincarnator does her best to give the villainess a good life and improve people's perception of her, but the heroine is also a reincarnator and one of those "this game world is mine" types and undoes all her work, leading Emi to have a mental breakdown that effectively kills her, allowing Remilia to come to the fore. Remilia, who spent the last decade watching Emi's efforts, is pissed and more or less takes on her game canon personality for the sole purpose of fucking over the heroine, all while maintaining a mask of the personality Emi cultivated.

I want you to know I read the second one and it was absolutely peak (and also weirdly enough extremely yuri).

 

[FiddlePop]

The count's daughter biting her thumb in frustration, shown in a siloehette. I love 90s cliches like those.

 

[welcome2atlantis]

I think this one has a few screws loose in her head...

 

[Schmibbity]

The main thing that got me thinking was Elena going "oh right i'm a girl now" which makes me question how much of her guy memories are pushing in on her identity. Especially since it also seems to bleed into her sexual attraction. I know i'm probably reading into it too much and it's just some momentary disorientation.

I'd assume she was just a lesbian before and didn't know it. She didn't seem like one of those envy-type villainesses so it's totally possible. In fact, her reasoning for hating Tiara was that "she's an eyesore", which seems like what a person confused about their sexuality might call "she makes me feel feelings I don't understand".

 

[Schmibbity]

This isn't even to mention however her gender identity is working. Like is it the only part of the old identity that has been preserved? Do people just have a different functioning of gender identities in this setting? Though obviously this is even less likely to be discussed

Trans and didn't know it, maybe? That's what I generally assume for this kind of scenario.

 

[Syndicatus]

Trans and didn't know it, maybe? That's what I generally assume for this kind of scenario.

Usually this is the best assumption whenever a gender bending story fails to address the gender identity of the protagonist. Either that or the protag is agender[yes, it does fit under the trans umbrella, but not usually what people mean], depending on what better fits the conclusion