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Aristia was raised to become the next empress of the Castina Empire. But with the appearance of a mysterious new girl, everything has fallen apart: the Emperor has turned his back, and Aristia’s miserable life as a lower queen is cut short by death. However, a second chance to change her fate sees her brought back—seven years earlier.
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○ : abusive ML, rape, assault, domestic violence, miscarriage, drugging
I had the luck of being the one who reached out towards Elana, the young lady whose engagement was annulled by Prince Alephaldo. The day after the annulment, I was banished with her and married even though we had dated for exactly zero days. Well, it’s just a slow country lifestyle of banishment in the neighboring country. Or so I thought, but...?
This is my story about becoming a banished noble lady’s husband.
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A count’s daughter who scored hopelessly on the school’s exam, Rururia Talbot.
I was talking to my best friend Sarah while eating my favorite tart, before I ran into a fight between The Crown Prince Christoph and Duke’s daughter, Irene.
The fantasy rom-com of a count's daughter who wants to return home begins!
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○ : murder, PTSD, survivor’s guilt
○ There is more to this than what I added. That’s all I’ll say to avoid spoilers
Crown Prince Cecil was so brilliant that everything in life was easy to the point of boring him, until one day, his fiancée Bertia suddenly says, "Prince Cecil, I am a villainess!"
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○ You may argue that Bertia is the MC, but there's more than one definition of MC. I'm adding this because in my reasoning for this list, the MC is the one we follow around and whose perspective we see the most of. And that is Cecil, in this case, not Bertia.
The engagement between Scarlet, a noblewoman from a ducal family, and the Second Prince Kyle was suddenly annulled during the ball. She had been falsely accused of harassing a girl called Terenezza, daughter to a baron, whom the Prince doted on heavily.
“Before I leave here, may I ask for one final thing?”
Her palm spun like a drill, and the ballroom floor was stained with blood.
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○ : violence, domestic abuse, bullying, human trafficking
In order to clear the name of 'Emi,' a girl who had reincarnated as Remilia, the villainess of an otome game, the real Remilia who had been watching all along inside, awakens.
Now it's time for the true villainess' revenge to begin!
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With the only thing she inherited from her parents being their once-great family name, the poverty-stricken Reiko Kujouin jumped at the chance for a scholarship to attend a prestigious school known called Meisei Private Academy. Why? Because of the ¥50,000 per month allowance and all her school supplies being paid for, of course!
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○ This is under the assumption that the isekai’d girl is correct about being isekai’d and isn’t just insane
One day the tyrant Estian sent a marriage proposal to Cecil. She got dragged to the empire unwillingly, but when she saw the emperor's face she had a change of heart. But there’s only one way to survive as the tyrant’s wife: become just as bad as him.
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○ : rape (mentioned; implied), violence, murder
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Okay, let’s explain.
Isekai’d as the ___ vs isekai’d ___
“Isekai’d as the” means that the person who was isekai’d was isekai’d in that role in the original work. Like, they were isekai’d as the heroine. Isekai’d ___ means that is there role in the actual story. Hope that makes sense.