I Was Reincarnated as a Villainess, but Since I Have Become the Beautiful Woman of My Dreams, That’s Plus-Minus Zero

I was reincarnated as a villainess, but since I have become the beautiful woman of my dreams, that’s plus-minus zero. Eh? I’m reincarnated as a villainess? It suddenly came to me on the morning of my graduation, while I changed to my uniform in my room at the age of 15. It fell like a revelation, the memory of a sword and magic otome game I played in a previous life in Japan. Now, I am the Duke’s daughter, Alisha Ophaniel Stuart. From birth, I have been engaged to the first prince of this country, and my future as a queen is already decided. In the game, I appeared as the evil fiancée of the First Prince Melchizedek, the crown prince, who also a capture target for the Heroine. My role was a template villainess who becomes jealous of the Heroine and bullied her. Then, I will be condemned at my graduation party. I had blonde hair and blue eyes, though my facial features are not bad, I’m a little chubby, I put on fancy makeup and styled my hair in vertical rolls; my dress was in bad taste no matter how you look at them, and together with my haughty demeanor, they give people the impression that I am a vile girl. Despair fell onto me— Wait. I thought I was chubby, but this is just hidden big tits. e? My face also cute? This Alisha is a top-notch woman in every aspect. If it like this, go ahead, you guys can flirt to your heart content. Because my big breast is the best. But, what should I do after I get banished?

Original Publisher

syosetu

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on *I Was Reincarnated as a Villainess, but Since I Have Become the Beautiful Woman of My Dreams, That’s Plus-Minus Zero* This title alone had me intrigued, and I dove into *I Was Reincarnated as a Villainess, but Since I Have Become the Beautiful Woman of My Dreams, That’s Plus-Minus Zero* with a healthy dose of curiosity. The reincarnation trope is well-trodden ground, but the "plus-minus zero" part suggested a unique twist, and I was eager to see if it delivered. ### First Impressions My initial impression was definitely shaped by the humor. The protagonist, Alisha, is...unconventional, to say the least. Her inner monologue and outward actions are often driven by, shall we say, a very *physical* awareness of her new body. It's definitely a bold choice and sets the tone for a story that doesn't take itself too seriously. It's either going to be hilarious or grating, and I think it depends on your personal taste. ### What Works Well For me, the refreshing approach to the villainess trope is where this story shines. Alisha isn't just passively reacting to her fate; she's actively trying to navigate it, often with unexpected results. I found her attempts to deal with the broken engagement and the political fallout surprisingly engaging. I also appreciate the hints of a larger plot brewing beneath the surface. The magic tools and their importance to the kingdom add a layer of intrigue that keeps me invested beyond the comedic elements. The romance is also quite sweet, with the male lead presenting a unique dynamic that is a welcome change from the standard stoic love interests. ### Areas of Concern While I enjoy the lightheartedness, I can see why some readers might find the plot a bit thin. The world-building could definitely be more fleshed out, especially regarding the magic system and the intricacies of the aristocracy. Some plot points also feel rushed or conveniently resolved, which can detract from the overall immersion. And while the humor works for me, I understand that the protagonist's… *ahem*… preoccupations might become repetitive or tiresome for others. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers have pointed out plot holes related to the engagement break-up and the reactions of Alisha's family. The King's decision to break off the engagement due to the prince's whims feels contrived and doesn't quite align with the established power dynamics. Additionally, the initial reactions of Alisha's parents seem inconsistent, creating a somewhat surreal situation. ### Final Verdict Overall, I find *I Was Reincarnated as a Villainess, but Since I Have Become the Beautiful Woman of My Dreams, That’s Plus-Minus Zero* to be an enjoyable, if imperfect, read. It’s a fun, lighthearted take on the villainess reincarnation genre with a protagonist who is endearingly shameless. If you're looking for a story that doesn't take itself too seriously and offers a refreshing dose of humor, this might be right up your alley. Just be prepared for a slightly uneven plot and a protagonist who isn't afraid to embrace her… assets.