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- Twist: MC wants and actively tries to return to her original world
- TW: suicide, abuse, child abuse, attempted rape (not by ML), sorta incest (one-sided feelings), PTSD, panic attacks
- Twist: Transmigrated male character, MC is evil, BL
- TW: mutilation, human trafficking, drugs/addiction, pseudo-incest, if it goes exactly as the novel then also rape, bestiality, sex slaves; I’m reading the novel now and like fr be warned this story is MESSED UP
- Twists: Bruh, I can’t even fit all the unusual stuff in such a small text box
- TW: infidelity (though an arranged marriage), abusive relationship (that’s the only way to describe how the king treats the queen), child taken from mother, possibly rape
- Twist: Female lead’s chaotic neutral and merciless nature as well as her sibling dynamics and their major presence and roles in the story
- TW: kidnapping, violence, torture, mutilation, incest (one-sided, side character)
- Twist: Body swap story
- Twist: It’s like genderbender^2
- Twist: In a moment of despair, she changed the plot. And according to a fortune teller, if she doesn’t set it back to how it should be, “This world will cease to exist.”
- Note: Despite the description, the FL is not intoxicated when sleeping with the ML. Too distraught to be making sensible decisions, but he does not touch her while she’s drunk. Though you could argue he shouldn’t have gone with it when she was so clearly distraught when she came onto him.
- Twist: While seemingly typical and genuinely enjoyable, what makes this story stand out is that it is essentially a parody of the "transmigrated into X" trope. Aside from the occasional crucial plot point, this story doesn't take itself seriously at all. It's a refreshing change of pace for those who love the trope but also find it overdone.
- TW: torture
- Twist: The entire transmigration/reincarnation thing, to be honest. We’ve seen regular transmigration/reincarnation where that’s all and we’ve seen ones with a sort of “game” format. This is something more.
- TW: child abuse, domestic abuse (these two include a lot of types: physical, emotional, neglect, starvation, isolation, etc.), kidnapping, self harm, possibly alcoholism at the end/in the side stories
Kill the Villainess