When The Villainess Loves

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When I Became An Evil Woman

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The Princess Leticia was an evil woman.
A villain who torments the innocent and harassed the male lead and the heroine.

She had a fitting end for a villainess.
In a damp, stench-filled prison, Leticia died after enduring bitter torture.

Later on, the crown prince said: “The greedy Leticia couldn’t have lived long anyways.
So don’t be that sad about her death.
She just died a little faster and a little bit more distressing.”

Yes, the princess Leticia was ill.
And that line was the crown prince Namjoo trying to comfort the crying heroine, who felt sorry for the end of the villainess.

Considering his personality.
That’s what I’m talking about.

I was a fan of the elegant and noble Princess Leticia.
As soon as I saw that line, I wanted to tear the book apart, but I endured it and even read it till the end.

And it became very absurd.
“Crazy.
What is this?”
It’s the love between Ariel, the pure heroine, and Prince Robert, the obsessed male lead.

Ariel appeals to her innocence, seduces people, and she is loved by everyone.
Then, she finally defeated the villainess Leticia and ends up married to the crown prince Robert.

It would have been better if the simple ending of the narrative had been their marriage.
“What do you mean everyone dies?”

It was understandable that Leticia-unnie died, because she was the villainess.

But I didn’t expect two of those three handsome and charming secondary male-leads and the supporting characters to die from the love between Robert and Ariel.

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One of the remaining secondary male-leads and the final boss, the villain Daniel, also lost something precious.

“They’re an annoyingly useless couple.
Wow.”

The illustrations of the male leads and heroine smiling at the end were so absurd.

I ended up tearing the book apart.
…I should have teared it to shreds and burned them afterwards.

I assure you, I would have done so if I had known that I would be in this situation later on.

“… .”

On an embarrassing summer day I became princess Leticia.

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There was not much reason why I became a fan of princess Leticia.

First of all, she had the appearance that was most compatible with my own taste.
In addition to that, the cool and noble her had never lost her dignity while doing evil, unlike any other villainess.
Honestly, she was kind of cool.

But the little favor I held for her grew dramatically in the last scene she appeared in.

To the heroine Ariel, who came to visit in sorrow for the villainess’ death, the princess said: “I’m a princess.
I’ve been one ever since I was born, and I’m going to die as a princess as well.”

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There was not a hint of regret in her.
She whispered her words: “Even when I didn’t do anything, there was no one who loved me.
People have called me a villainess since I was a baby.”

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