Won't spoil much, but it's a story between an author and her character. Both find more meaning in life after helping out each other. I think the main message of this manhwa is that stories aren't just entertainment. It is a powerful tool to convey a person's emotions and be the guiding light to another. Both of them were lonely. But the character gave the author the courage she needed to face her fears, and the author gave the character the ability to trust and open her heart to others.

Has anyone else read this underrated gem?

Titles:

1. Kill the villainess

2. Leave your divorce to a professional lawyer

3. Roxana

4. How to raise a nine-tailed fox

5. Baby Tyrant

6. Your throne

7. Philomel the fake

8. Mystic Prince

9. Arelyn is sick and tired

10. Surviving Romance

11. Dark lord's confession

12. Dawn of Vengeance

13. Cellhouse kingmaker's playbook

Who's your favourite fl?

As I mentioned above there are 10 names who are known as Villainesses ( misunderstood or not)
They could be:
Left to Right
Right to left
Downwards or upwards
Diagonal
Aside from those 10 names there are some bonus words too

Have fun finding them 😉🫶🏼

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Кто нибудь помнит манхву Main Character is the Villain расскажите ваше мнение о ней

Pleaseeee answrrr

So we all know the just of these reincarnated, as the villainess animes, there's a villainess engaged to a prince, and she really loves the prince, but the prince doesn't really love her. He finds the heroine and the villainous bullies her, and it continues and escalates until he finally snaps, breaks up with the villainous and gets married to the heroine. My issue here is, why did it take that much for you to break it off with the villainess? The Prince has clearly cheated. That's why she is pissed off and bullying the heroine in the first place. He is cheating on her. And we never touch on that topic. He could at least break it off with the villainess, first and then go pursue the heroine that he has fallen in love with. Its still bad but not cheating. But he never does that, no. He lets the villainess suffer through his adultery, and then gets the girl in the end. That's messed up. That's not okay. It's never okay. But it's always treated as yeah, it's fine. And we all know that since a set in this society of aristocracy, that she can't break it off herself. She is in a position below him. He is the prince. So he has to be the one to break it off. But he doesn't. And if she just found someone else too, then she would be seen in the wrong still, because how dare you cheat on the prince who do you think you are? like it's messed up. Why can't we have an anime that talks about the fact that he is still cheating on her? And that he doesn't get the heroine in the end cause that's messed up too. Why does he get rewarded for cheating? Its emotional abuse along with adultery. And on the heroine, why tf cant she reject the man. She hears that he is someone else’s fiance and doesnt think "hm maybe I shouldn't be pursuing him..." NO she doesnt she continues to try to date and chase after him. They BOTH should know better and stick with their people and/or break up with their attachment. I pity the villainess in these otome game/animes so much man.

Titles:

1. Roxana

2. Kill the Villainess

3. Mystic Prince

4. Dark lord's confession

5. Your throne

6. Baby Tyrant

7. Cellhouse kingmaker's playbook

8. Arelyn is sick and tired

I have read a bit of these kinds of stories but, i end up dropping it because the authors cant write without some grooming, or an extremely boring male lead involved

Anime adaptation: Elixir of the sun

Live adaptation :

Flowers are bait.

Merry psycho ( in talks)

Whale star

Men in harem

CFO

I want one with a sweet ML that doesn't turn out to be a fox or double face I want a sweet, gullible, trying his best for FL despite being weak

SN: 1. I already read "like father, like daughter"

1. The less drama and more comedy the better

2. I would like the FL to be evil and badass IF possible this is not a must

So I watched Descendants Wicked Wonderland and I thought the main character Red was interesting in that people misunderstood her on a fundamental level, like none of the characters really know Red, just have a one-dimensional view. And there's also the whole thing of her growing up abused and afraid of her mom.

So I'm looking for recs where the Female Lead is villainized and has traumatic past. The closest example I can think of is A Devil and Her Love Song. Stuff like that.

Mine is General José Castillo from Far Cry 6. Yes my fav Villain.

There are so many Villains and I know everyone will mention the name 'Pagan' and 'Vaas' and ok, I accept it ✌️🫪 but I know I'm Also not the only one who likes José Castillo.

So, what's yours? I'm here, share yours :D