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oh? oh?? what is this?? someone with actual functioning brain??? that's so fucking rare! ![dogkek :dogkek: :dogkek:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Pretty sure the misunderstanding is on your part."What is she even misunderstanding?"
Why is it weird? Do you mean it's weird she's that naïve, or just that a "saint" should be more mature?Still feels weird that the "Saint" seems painfully naive and oblivious.
"Blessings, helped again!"Poor MC, she had the perfect moment to be branded as a villainess, but someone had the smarts to understand the situation.
I think that's more about her not having reached her goal of being the best villainess yet. She is aware she needs to grow a lot still. And sure, it's inconsistent, but people aren't generally consistent. And I don't think it's so inconsistent she's not plausible.whY is she belittling herself based on age and/or gender if she is supposed to be the best villainess of all time?
But in the best way possible lol.man this is fucking stupid.
while i 100% agree with you on everything i have to disagree with her belittling herself with the "a mere girl like me" comment, to me that actually strikes me as a "My interest in this topic ends here" or more likely a "Its not my problem".The issue is the MC borders between living detached from reality to be the best villainess, being detached and composed which makes others think she is an adult, to doing things purely off emotion like saving strangers at her own risk of life and limb. She also says things like, "a mere girl like me", whY is she belittling herself based on age and/or gender if she is supposed to be the best villainess of all time? If she is supposed to be so opinionated about politics in other chapters, why belittle herself as "a mere girl like me" later on? Sometimes extremely realistic and thoughtful of her actions and the people around her, at other times, so fascinated by her desire to be seen as a villainess she makes unnecessary difficulties for herself constantly. She is all over the place.
MC only care of being what a villainess is, based on the narrow meaning of the term in otome games, which would more accurately be called heroine's love rival. They don't necessarily be evil people. There can be multiple villainesses in otome games, but they wouldn't become the main villainess if they don't stand against the heroine's romance. For MC, to become the best villainess, she should be able to at least contest the heroine's performance throughout the story. A villainess could defeat the heroine in multiple occasions before they finally lost and left the stage. They could even win in everything except for romancing the heroine's targeted love interest(s).The issue is the MC borders between living detached from reality to be the best villainess, being detached and composed which makes others think she is an adult, to doing things purely off emotion like saving strangers at her own risk of life and limb. She also says things like, "a mere girl like me", whY is she belittling herself based on age and/or gender if she is supposed to be the best villainess of all time? If she is supposed to be so opinionated about politics in other chapters, why belittle herself as "a mere girl like me" later on? Sometimes extremely realistic and thoughtful of her actions and the people around her, at other times, so fascinated by her desire to be seen as a villainess she makes unnecessary difficulties for herself constantly. She is all over the place.
kinda reminds me of that villainess 24 hour RTA one, though that's a fiance villainess one. The takeaway from that one was that, ultimately, the prince was cheating on his fiance with the heroine, however you slice it. That reprimanding, badmouthing, destroying their things, and then, finally, violence was just the typical response to seeing your lover become more and more brazen with their cheating. That the only ones who would hear the criticism of her and take her tears over it seriously, rather than also point out her fault in the matter, were people who were blindly, stupidly in love with the heroine. That, in these stories, you have to give the heroine/saint that much leeway to make her the good guy and the villainess the bad guy when she's usually the first one at fault.MC only care of being what a villainess is, based on the narrow meaning of the term in otome games, which would more accurately be called heroine's love rival. They don't necessarily be evil people. There can be multiple villainesses in otome games, but they wouldn't become the main villainess if they don't stand against the heroine's romance. For MC, to become the best villainess, she should be able to at least contest the heroine's performance throughout the story. A villainess could defeat the heroine in multiple occasions before they finally lost and left the stage. They could even win in everything except for romancing the heroine's targeted love interest(s).
About her kept belittling herself and trying so hard to improve herself, it's because she's not actually comparing herself to Alicia. She's comparing herself to her ideal heroine and villainess, whose performances went far and beyond the masses.
That unfortunately happened in too many story.kinda reminds me of that villainess 24 hour RTA one, though that's a fiance villainess one. The takeaway from that one was that, ultimately, the prince was cheating on his fiance with the heroine, however you slice it. That reprimanding, badmouthing, destroying their things, and then, finally, violence was just the typical response to seeing your lover become more and more brazen with their cheating. That the only ones who would hear the criticism of her and take her tears over it seriously, rather than also point out her fault in the matter, were people who were blindly, stupidly in love with the heroine. That, in these stories, you have to give the heroine/saint that much leeway to make her the good guy and the villainess the bad guy when she's usually the first one at fault.
Can anyone give me what chapter this is in the novel I want to know what happens next
I think it's totally obvious result of her magic running amok. She literally brainwash people around her by just existing, and have no idea about it. And when army of brainwashed sheep keep telling you that you are on the right track - you think that you are on the right track.Still feels weird that the "Saint" seems painfully naive and oblivious.
Most people in social settings, internet or otherwise, ARE Twitter. Those that are sane either don't participate or simply doing the bare minimum interaction with non-family/non-loved ones.the people in this school feel like twitter
So basically she's mentally challenged.I wouldn’t say the villainess is mentally challenged. She’s just living out her chuuni fantasy. She’s at least more realistic than the heroine.
Welcome to puberty 🤣The issue is the MC borders between living detached from reality to be the best villainess, being detached and composed which makes others think she is an adult, to doing things purely off emotion like saving strangers at her own risk of life and limb. She also says things like, "a mere girl like me", whY is she belittling herself based on age and/or gender if she is supposed to be the best villainess of all time? If she is supposed to be so opinionated about politics in other chapters, why belittle herself as "a mere girl like me" later on? Sometimes extremely realistic and thoughtful of her actions and the people around her, at other times, so fascinated by her desire to be seen as a villainess she makes unnecessary difficulties for herself constantly. She is all over the place.
The big difference is, the villainess embraces it, heroine is completely oblivious to it and believes she is in the right regardless of her “disabled” decisions.Honestly is weird when our Villainess and Heroine are both mentally challenged for this long into the story.
Can anyone give me what chapter this is in the novel I want to know what happens next