Plain Bad Heroines Novels & Stories

However, someone who was willing to make a move on an elderly lady was definitely not a good person. There were a few types of bad people in this world. There were some who were openly evil. With just a glimpse, you would know they were evil. Those types of people were easy to prepare for. Another type was like Nova. On the surface, they acted like a good person while behind everyone's back, they would have multiple dirty tricks up their sleeves. One would fall for his dirty tactics if one slipped up for just a second. It would be false to say that Abigail was not scared at all, so she replied, "I'm a little scared."

No. This is a story about misunderstood criminals. A villain is only a villain because they haven't had a chance to tell their story. A hero must win every time. But the villain only must win once. When we're kids, we idolise heroes. When you grow up though, you understand the villains. So no, there are no heroes in this story, only villains. It's not a story of good and bad. It's a story of only the bad, about that little psychotic part of everyone. About that little evil everyone has in them, it's about the demons that everyone has.

"The really trashy ones with shirtless men on the covers and plots that make no logical sense." "Why is that embarrassing?" "Because they're ridiculous. The heroes are always billionaires or dukes or Navy SEALs who are mysteriously available and emotionally articulate." "And you don't think that exists in real life?" "I think real life is messier. More complicated. Real men have baggage and communication issues and don't always know the right thing to say." Something flickered across his face. "Speaking from experience?" I took a long sip of wine. "Maybe." "The Italian man?" I nearly choked. "What?"

she remarked, her tone filled with unchecked cynicism. He laughed softly. "Didn't you like princesses at least when you were younger?" "Obviously, not. I've never been a fan," she replied evenly. "Princesses put way too many strange delusions in little girls' heads." "Strange delusions?" "The delusion that a prince in white shining armor will come to rescue you when things get tough. Princes do not exist in real life. Little girls should know this before it's too late. Now, shall we go eat?"

Sigh e_e I mean, I’m not annoyed or anything about their plot progressions. I mean, ‘The Villainess is My Lover’ has one of the best written plots in my opinion, because the protagonist, despite being evil, fits the criteria of a villainess that many would love. Beautiful, sassy, intelligent, a queen, and people might not see it, but she’s also passionate, despite his cold demeanour. The scenario during their war with Andorhal was written pleasantly, including the interactions between Carter and Minerva.

The more she spoke, the darker Charlie's face became. "Apologize to her, Isabel!" "She was the one who pretended to fall." I almost lost my footing when he pushed me, but I managed to steady myself. "I never touched her. That whole fall was just an act." Charlie’s jaw tightened. "Are you saying she's using her unborn child to frame you? You're about to be a mother too. Do you think that's something she’d do?" I looked at him, stunned by how fiercely he was defending her.

According to what I see and read when the hero has super rare power, they will be Over-Powered, that they are some kind of prophet that will save the world with the power of love and friendship. And what kind of villain cannot use magic!? Isn't that kind of unfair? Rivaling a villain that he can't even use or even control his magic, a one-sided battle. I thought anything could be special, but I found out that, It's only applicable to the heroes/heroine and protagonist. Why so unfair!? The one who thinks you're a villain but at least you have a strong power to brag about. Isn't Lady Marina a villainess? Even if she is a minor or major villain, at least give her justice. At least inheritance!

I hate weak girls who keeps on romanticizing every guy’s hypocrisy! “Don’t talk to me like that. Fix yourself Jai, you look horrible” I told her in a straight and cold voice. I pity her and at the same time if affects me seeing her in that condition. I don’t want to be so soft to her because I want her to be a strong woman and not just anyone that a guy can peek on to. Among us, Jaira is the most demure and vulnerable while Ara and Hailee are both tough and feeble.

which should technically not even be possible. “I love your hair,” she commented, “Was it always like that? Or is it like highlights or ___” “Can you like, I don't know, take an hour break from talking? I'm trying to enjoy my music before we get to that cursed 'misery' camp,” “It's actually 'miseri'___” “Not the point here 'dimples'”

He holds malice towards the heroine's intentions at first but soon gives in. The villainess of the story, well there was no villainess if Maiden's mom is to be asked. She doesn't want that more burden on the heroine and the group. It's because they will receive too much hardship with their families. So no particular villainess will emerge, except those lower nobles who idolize the princes.