Thanks for picking this up! It was one of the recommendations for me on Syosetu so I read it last year or so ago.

Great story, very enjoyable read and worth reading again with someone translating it as I am sure I missed some details as my Japanese can be a bit sketchy at times.

It's a nice shoujo read. It's more of a simple fantasy adventure combined with slice of life, then later romance. I liked the simplicity of it.

Fast, funny, light-hearted, entertaining. I liked that the MC actually managed to stay away for her destruction flags not like in other stories where it seems inevitable. Cute and fluffy all around.

I guess this story was considered as okay, it's not bad but it's not that good either. The initial plot was a bit generic like other otome game novel but after that, it's kind of refreshing and interesting. Unfortunately, the writing style was a bit monotone and made me a bit sleepy while reading it. Fortunately, each chapter was considered short so it didn't take long to read.

A pretty standard fantasy transmigration story with a prince, his fiancée, a heroine, a villainess, supporting characters, etc. Many things felt like I have read them somewhere else before. But there were enough twists and genuinely original parts to keep me entertained.

Very fluffy and easy going with close to no drama and of course a happy ending.

The narration style is a bit strange and not to my liking. I wonder if this is, at least partly, due to the translation. Which is not bad.

This story is written in a very straight forward first person perspective. Kind of reminiscent of a diary. It doesn't dwell much on details either, which is my preference.

As the summary says, she's in the body of a future villainess. She basically says screw that, I'm going to go enjoy a fantasy world instead. There is a fair bit of focus on magical beasts and casting magic. I like that it has more to it than being a romantic drama, which I haven't seen any hint of yet.

If that sounds... more>> like your cup of tea, give it a try. The chapters are short, but I would recommend reading several chapters before giving up on it. It took a few chapters before I became interested. Anyways I like where the story is heading so far and hope the translations continue! <<less

I keep fighting not to fall asleep. It reads more like a summary of events rather than actually telling a story, and that isn't it's intentional style. I'm in the mood to read a typical villainess story, but this is unusually bland, to the point where I'm almost impressed. I am 100% certain I'm not going to get any emotion out of this story, so Im'ma ditch it now, but if you don't mind a typical story like this where there's a wall between you and every character that isn't... more>> the narrator, it may be your cup of tea. <<less

Honestly, it's a really cute story. Characters can be a bit 1 or 2-dimensional at times, but the flow is good and it just makes you feel good reading it.

I been wanting to drop it since ch.3 or something but since it was short I pushed forward hoping it would be better any time but ch 10 in and nope. Too bland for my taste. 10 chapters in, MC is still a young child and STILL trying to breakaway from her original setting of getting engaged or being connected to the royal family. Provided, the chapters are very short but I feel like the author could easily shorten all those stuff. Also, I am not sure if it's... more>> because my brain was too bored that it doze off but some dialogue felt like it's missing further context, irrelevant or doesn't need to be repeated numerous times.

Perhaps it's also because I am not into villainess going completely beyond the story setting as personally feels like the otome aspect becomes irrelevant and it seems from those chapter they are going with this route. So if you are into adventurers having an adventure, this one is good for you probably. <<less