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Ahh, few more succesful steps have been done towards her path of carnage.
Fun detail about the prince and the "heroine" lover:
Fun detail about the prince and the "heroine" lover:
The guy who wrote the events of the night then has the events of the story turned into a fictional novel...but everyone can tell it's the prince and her lover so it becomes an object of humiliation towards them and like mocking them for having sex while he was going to be engaged to someone else.
The prince also just loses a shit ton of support and not because of anything the main character does later on when there is a war and he and a few of the love interests are sent to fight and they do badly, the prince in particular who gets caught and betrays his kingdom revealing a lot of plans, strategic locations or just plain base locations all so that he wouldn't die or get tortured, when he gets out, people learn about these betrayals and are understandbly quite mad at him and the only reason he doesn't die is because of his royal position, makes the novel mocking him even more popular afterwards.
And he and the "heroine" have a daughter...that the "heroine" quickly tries to force on the main character saying it wouldn't be fair for her to grow up being the daughter of a loathed prince and his lover and to everyone's suprise, the main character adopts her but never tells her who her birth parents are.
Volume 2 which is the same setting but quite a few years later, has the game's sequel happening and someone needing to destroy the harem ending in 24 hours all over again, the first "heroine's" birth daughter appears and...she is genuinely nice so she didn't turn out like her birth parents and loves the mother who raised her who, for her part, seems to have been a great mother and like every villain quality dissapears when around her and genuinely adopted her and loves the crap out of her...sadly, it seems that said daughter is not part of the main cast of the sequel so she doesn't really get involved nor does overprotective villainess mother, the daughter just appears in the sidelines.
The prince also just loses a shit ton of support and not because of anything the main character does later on when there is a war and he and a few of the love interests are sent to fight and they do badly, the prince in particular who gets caught and betrays his kingdom revealing a lot of plans, strategic locations or just plain base locations all so that he wouldn't die or get tortured, when he gets out, people learn about these betrayals and are understandbly quite mad at him and the only reason he doesn't die is because of his royal position, makes the novel mocking him even more popular afterwards.
And he and the "heroine" have a daughter...that the "heroine" quickly tries to force on the main character saying it wouldn't be fair for her to grow up being the daughter of a loathed prince and his lover and to everyone's suprise, the main character adopts her but never tells her who her birth parents are.
Volume 2 which is the same setting but quite a few years later, has the game's sequel happening and someone needing to destroy the harem ending in 24 hours all over again, the first "heroine's" birth daughter appears and...she is genuinely nice so she didn't turn out like her birth parents and loves the mother who raised her who, for her part, seems to have been a great mother and like every villain quality dissapears when around her and genuinely adopted her and loves the crap out of her...sadly, it seems that said daughter is not part of the main cast of the sequel so she doesn't really get involved nor does overprotective villainess mother, the daughter just appears in the sidelines.