An editor at the prime of her life—and with maybe just a little too much free time—finds herself waking up in one of her favorite RPGs with no clue as to what's going on or how to get back home.
This might be the part where others rejoice over getting whisked away to a world of wizards and magic, but she certainly doesn't think it's anything to celebrate about.
After all, she woke up in the body of a small-time villain with some severe personality issues.
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Also posted on https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/47995/memoirs-of-your-local-small-time-villainess and https://www.patreon.com/Flameruner (where its several chapters ahead)
This story is on the top 5 of my favorite novels and also a catalyst for me to start writing my own novel as a pastime. The protagonist is intelligent and always prepared for things that seem out of her league. You can't help but root for MC in her struggle to find her footing in the new world she is transmigrated into. I won't spoil many details since It is best to experience it yourselves but all I can say is that it's one of the best novels I've ever read. That says a lot since I've read a hefty amount of novels as my hobby.
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I've been looking for a villainess novel with no romance for a while I'm glad I finally found it.
This story has good balance between plot development character development and action. And The world building is quite honestly fantastic.
Honestly, I'm kind of surprised how unknown this novel is on this website.
I'm quite confident in recommending this novel. And Read this on Royal Road there's more chapters
Flameruner please make it so the MC can walk on the water in the air I just think it would be cool plus if she can lift an anvil up she should be able to lift her self up at least for a short time.
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This ball sheet piece of writing XD is definitely one of the best on this site, at least in my opinion. After reading the synopsis, I expected more intense scenarios, and I'm glad to find that it delivers with some exciting twists to add flavor atleast. It's like a slice of life with a bit of action, perfect for those who don't mind detailed information and unnecessary info dumps. The world-building is top-notch, and the grammar is on par with professional web novelists, deserves to get anime adaptation and I would love to watch it! The FMC and other characters are unique in their own ways, which I really appreciate. I'd give it a 4.5 for the minor issues I mentioned, but considering how beautifully the story flows and goes, I'll round it up to a 5. My only hope is that future chapters will explore more action-packed scenarios to reach its highest potential. Hats off to the author for this outstanding work!
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Bit of an early review, but I'll be dropping this one. It's just incredibly boring and has nothing going for it. Clearing out a bunch of bad guys is a few lines at best, all the nobles act like pretty average nice people, and the main character has endless amounts of willpower making the personality traits forced on her utterly pointless. One chapter is even dedicated to her asking for some maps, talking about how slow she's growing in power, and then receiving said maps. At some point you think the story is going to go somewhere, but it just doesn't.
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I didnt have much hope because I am already diving in questionable quality of novels, yet. I ended up completly confused why this have so low number of readers. Just to notice its relatively new story. It is amazing. And I am shocked to actualy find it somewhat comparable to Shadow Slave my favourite novel. Unexpectedly I dont have idea what would I critique even. I love it and definitely recomend others.
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Fun story. The protagonist is usurping both the original character's petty schemes and the hero's role, while blundering through the social landscape where her actions are making substantial waves. I like almost all of the characters, which is surprisingly rare. It's an interesting setup where the protagonist is familiar with the system/mechanics behind the scenes but is limited to remembering enough of it to be useful.
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Picked up reading this series again after taking a break from the site for a while. It's become one of my favorite on the site.
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