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A Fairy Tales for the Villains

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Rating(4.3 / 5.0, 175 votes)
5 | 70% (122 votes) |
4 | 10% (17 votes) |
3 | 10% (18 votes) |
2 | 3% (6 votes) |
1 | 7% (12 votes) |
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124 Chapters (Completed)
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Every 36.5 Day(s)Activity Stats [Graph]
Weekly Rank: #9391Monthly Rank: #13755
All Time Rank: #2510
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On 8175 Reading Lists
Monthly Rank: #7798
All Time Rank: #595
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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.Somehow, I found myself reincarnated as an extra from a reverse harem novel. Although a peasant girl, my family was relatively well-off thanks to my mother working as a nanny for some kind noblemen.
There’s just one problem: I’m destined to be the final boss, the queen of snakes who puts the entire empire at risk.
The autumn my mother passed away was the same year the empire fell into chaos. The noblemen my mother served imprisoned me with the children of the Duke, hiding us away in secret part of the mansion.
The details of our 700 days of imprisonment are absent from the novel, so I’ve no choice but to survive by my own wits. My little villains and I, together as one.
Associated Names
One entry per lineA Fairy Tale for Villains
A Fairytale for villains
Agdangdeul-eul Wihan Donghwa
악당들을 위한 동화
A Fairytale for villains
Agdangdeul-eul Wihan Donghwa
악당들을 위한 동화
Related Series
N/ARecommendations
How to Stop the Villain from Going Crazy (2)Predatory Marriage (1)
Living As the Villainess Queen (1)
Under the Oak Tree (1)
You’ve Got The Wrong House, Villain (1)
A Stepmother’s Marchen (1)
Recommendation Lists
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08/06/24 | Misha | v12c4 |
08/05/24 | Misha | v12c3 |
08/04/24 | Misha | v12c2 |
08/03/24 | Misha | v12c1 |
07/16/24 | Misha | v11c11 |
11/06/23 | Misha | v11c10 |
11/05/23 | Misha | v11c9 |
11/04/23 | Misha | v11c8 |
11/03/23 | Misha | v11c7 |
11/02/23 | Misha | v11c6 |
11/01/23 | Misha | v11c5 |
10/31/23 | Misha | v11c4 |
10/30/23 | Misha | v11c3 |
10/30/23 | Misha | v11c2 |
10/29/23 | Misha | v11c1 |
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Don't worry though, it has a happy ending.
I also absolutely love how you can see the gradual development of MC's and ML's desire for vengeance during their imprisonment. At first neither MC nor even the reader can imagine why the siblings would ever grow up to be villains after initially being such sweet and innocent children. In fact MC's primary motivation at the beginning is to keep the two brothers from becoming evil. But as the children are continuously ab*sed/neglected to the point that Estelle is constantly on the verge of death and Lettis becomes suicidal, MC's and ML's hatred for their captors grows more and more, until eventually MC promises that she'll kill them herself once she and her siblings escape. The shift from "let's be innocent, good and morally upright people" to "let's destroy them all and make them pay" is so organic and believable.
honestly I adore how dark a turn the story took when you start realizing just how different the children became over time. Lettis become more temperamental and depressed instead of his originally kind and nagging big bro personality.
Venya who was once mischievous and c*cky become quiet and withdrawn, only trusting Sasha. Estelle who they all loved, became less of a preteen girl and more of a young child trying to not be a burden.
Then Sasha, poor Sasha. She did her best to keep Venya and Lettis from blackening and tried so hard to protect Estelle. She didn't want the boys to become villains or any of them to suffer and try to get revenge. In the end, she became the driving force for getting revenge, the exact opposite of what she originally wanted. She is such a well written out heroine and her own blackening was so sympathetic and understandable, she set the tone for the plot so well.
I cried when Estelle died *sob* the poor child