Plain Bad Heroines Novels & Stories

A knight in shining armor- the good guy coming in to save the day. Of course, it wasn’t much different from princes, but teenage Liviana loved the idea of having the good guy love someone as chaotic as her. She needed a hero, and one day, she hoped he would come in and rescue her from her miserable life. That was a short-lived phase, left for a fourteen to sixteen-year-old Liviana to fall in love with, while an older version of herself turned her head, meeting eyes with the villain who would soon steal her heart. Fairytales turned into love stories of romance, sex, and drama. The charming prince turned into the cocky villain and she no longer wanted a knight in shining armor to sweep her off

Story is the lifeblood of our people. Story teaches. Story cautions. But sometimes stories are just stories, and life takes another, unexpected path. The wily Fae may have honor, the fearsome dragon a tender heart, the dainty princess the bravery of a King, and an unfaithful lover might love most of all… Stories teach us, but they also mislead us. Not all heroes carry swords, and not all villains have evil intentions. Story is, after all, just words. And words do not have the weight of action.

“you hardly talk, it’s all about Prince Charming. You’re living in a fool’s paradise. Not everyone will be like Daddy. You always talk about good people. Only Dad is good.” “I don’t even like heroes,” the girl continued. “I hate them because they’re weaklings. They’ll sacrifice themselves to prove their love for anybody. But a villain will sacrifice the whole world just to end up with that one person. Good people don’t live long, but sinners? They always live long.” “Aurelia!” General Puro Pucasso yelled, slamming his hand on the steering wheel as the car sped along. Aurelia and Aurora trembled in fear.

"Mary, that's something you don't understand, the villainess isn't really a demon, she was just broken just like the protagonist. In the case of the protagonist, he had someone but the villain had no one,” "Her methods may have been vicious but that wasn't all she knew. For someone raised in an abusive family, no matter what she did, she had no friends because to her parents they were useless. She had nothing she loved because everything was forced on her, she had to be the model daughter whether she liked it or not." The villainess suffered for everything but she didn't get any recognition. In the case of the female lead, she was stupid, took everything as a joke and messed up the protagoni

It was more like an insult that is punishable by execution. They showed their ridicule at her seeing how powerless she is compared to their kingdom. Though it was true that the sovier kingdom is powerless and small compared to them. But it doesn't mean that they can't fight back. After all, it was Alisha the villainous who was ruling the kingdom. Not only is she capable of ruling she was able to tame the wild and powerful man like Macbeth. Who was known as the king of evil in the arena.

“If I’m stuck in this world, I’m not living it like some spineless doormat.” The mice blinked at her, bewildered. Sandy—no, Erella—smirked, determination glinting in her eyes. “This story’s going to change. If fate thinks I’ll play the sweet little servant who waits around for magic, it’s got another thing coming.” She looked up, voice firm and resolute. “DARN IT!!! I’d rather be the villainess than this doormat of a heroine!” she cried out in frustration.

TW-RAPE (not a scene just a mention) “The Black Hunter strikes us once yet again leaving a gruesome mess in the house of the murdered. Despite being a messy murderer, not a trace of DNA can be found. Careful. Whoever he is, what does he want and why has he targeted these specific targets?” He. They always assume I'm a man but whose to tell them that it's a woman killing multiple men and women. Pure sexism in the 21st century. As the saying goes ‘Some women fear the fire while some women simply become it’. I am the fire that burns enraging the wrath and vengeance that runs in my veins but there is a twist.

And I’m not even the heroine. I won’t be surprised if people thought I was stealing the male leads from the original heroine. But what does it matter? I was pushed into this world with all sorts of fucked up characters. They have all these amazing advantages, meanwhile I’m just a pathetic character who’s supposed to die for the sake of the novel plot. So I’d be an idiot to not take advantage of anything I get. This wasn’t a fair fight to begin with. In a fight that’s unfair in the first place, does it really matter if I play by the rules?

She pushed her glasses up that slipped down. “I don't like to attend such parties. You go and enjoy yourself. I like to stay in my fantasy world.” She smiled and I laughed, shaking my head. She thinks those fantasy Male leads really exist in real life. Who will make her understand that they are just fictional characters? I was shocked when she told me she likes Villains over heroes. Because, heroes will sacrifice the heroine for the world but villains will destroy the whole world for her.

"You get yourself another lackey." "Another lackey?" Jana scoffed. "Do you really think Myriad White is the villain boss here? No. She's just a canon fodder. A stepping stone for Hyacinth's stairway to infinite glory. Her journey doesn't even qualify as her opponent. It's a one way fight, with Hyacinth hitting her and she, herself, allowing the abuse without thinking. She thought she get the revenge that she wanted, but in fact, she's just playing the part that Hyacinth wants her to do." "Wow... and here I thought I'm an experienced player inside the game. You're more qualified to be called an expert."