i usually dislike true villainess story but this one is actually good and believable. The whole reason why she became a villainess is just right, it's not exaggerated or dramaticized but it's also not "tame".
and in the end she's not a complete villainess in my eyes, she's more like a child who didn't know what to do with her emotion and situation. just like what the plain knight said, she's a handful of bratty princess. she feels harmless because she has no real power i mean insofar she hasn't beheaded anyone (only hurt those who hurt her first). so it's easier to pity her than dislike her. she also didn't unnecessarily playing victim, she's unashamedly act as villainesses and yet failed and failed again.
princess alya also knows this so she left her alone. In fact tbh princess alya is more scary. she seems like the type that can play victim and attack the actual victim without remorse if it's benefited her or her brother.
i usually dislike true villainess story but this one is actually good and believable. The whole reason why she became a villainess is just right, it's not exaggerated or dramaticized but it's also not "tame".
and in the end she's not a complete villainess in my eyes, she's more like a child who didn't know what to do with her emotion and situation. just like what the plain knight said, she's a handful of bratty princess. she feels harmless because she has no real power i mean insofar she hasn't beheaded anyone (only hurt those who hurt her first). so it's easier to pity her than dislike her. she also didn't unnecessarily playing victim, she's unashamedly act as villainesses and yet failed and failed again.
princess alya also knows this so she left her alone. In fact tbh princess alya is more scary. she seems like the type that can play victim and attack the actual victim without remorse if it's benefited her or her brother.