Please Bully Me, Miss Villainess! - Vol. 8 Ch. 116 - Nobles and Commoners

[Wheeling]

Step aside Pinkie. A triangle was never an option!

 

[leovc97]

you resemble my wife Elysia, but be gone pinkie thot. You're not welcome here.

unless you want to join the harem

 

[AvKira]

Yea that's actually a decent point, where WAS this princess when Yvonne was going thru hell at the start of all this?

Thinking about it, if she skipped some grades, how young was she? Could she even influence what was happening back in the day?

 

[TanyaTheEvil]

I loved this chapter and the princess. Looking forward to the next chapter. Thanks for the translation

 

[ezzhead]

Heh, she's gonna be funny lol. Maybe just make her straight tho then she'll just wanna be really good friends and be like "Ooohh you're dating? Well that's fine, I just wanted to be her best friend."

 

[KeraFury]

im interested in seeing where this is going if the author plans to do anything with it but likely circe will just show up and move into the background again quickly like yvonne's cousin and fiancé did, actually i cant remember, is she still the princes' fiancé or was that annulled? even so he could come back, lots of potential drama i just dont wanna see eve bullied by anyone except yvonne though.

 

[deathpigeon]

is she still the princes' fiancé or was that annulled

That was annulled as a part of her family's exile. There's no way the daughter of treasonous criminals would be allowed to marry a prince. This is why he only showed up in the period where she went back in time to her childhood.

 

[Koneko_Nyaa]

you resemble my wife Elysia, but be gone pinkie thot. You're not welcome here.

unless you want to join the harem

YES. Do it...
Join The Harem!

 

[arcosapphire]

Y'know, now that I'm thinking about it, I don't think I've ever seen more than one 'childhood friend' character compete for a love interest in a romance before.

In Osamake ("A Rom-Com Where the Childhood Friend Can't Lose"), the whole premise is that every love interest is a childhood friend.

The joke is on us though because it sticks to every other dumb harem trope, and it seems like it'll never get anywhere. So in fact it seems everyone (including the audience) loses.

In addition to the other examples given, I can also think of Onegai Twins where the scenario is that the MC had a childhood friend and the characters don't know which of the two love interests it was. (The other is his sister, so...it's not great.)

Anyhow back in the 90s and early 2000s, it was actually a given that the childhood friend won in the end; it's odd the trend reversed at some point. As a result, a lot of love comedies from that era do involve multiple childhood friends, because otherwise it was too obvious who would win.

 

[blobbowastaken]

A cup of tea and a social studies lesson!

 

[NoireHeart]

People called her a rival when she is literal food... DAMN--

 

[SilverRexy]

I can't tell if this is more about yuri or anti capitalism... but I like both!