Plain Bad Heroines Novels & Stories

Priscilla still didn’t say anything, but Regina sneered sarcastically. “Because everyone knows that although you are the lead of this series, the real heroine is me. What can you do even if you got the role from my hands? Those people will still treat you as a worthless newcomer. Only for my sake will they be interested in you and make some topics for you. Even if you are the lead, you are just an unknown actress, who is no different from those useless extras.” Priscilla stopped. She looked at Amber with a faint smile. “Oh?”

She started cursing again while reading a novel. "The female lead is such a saint, but now she's acting so promiscuously. Don't blame the male lead for anything. He just cheated, got divorced, and slept with a few other women. He treated them well. What's so bad about that? The female lead is the real cheap one, refusing to forgive the male lead while getting close to the male supporting role. She's a shameless, loose woman. What a promiscuous piece of trash! "The male lead cheated and slept around—does that make him a scumbag? He's a man! He's such an outstanding man. It's an honor for the women to sleep with him. But the female lead? She's different. A woman should know to be virtuous."

Much more, she would also lie to herself that she didn't fancy this man just because he was a psychotic villain. Anyway, since she already got rid of her title as small cannon fodder, then maybe she could also get rid of Phoenix's title as a villain who is also cannon fodder that will die in the end to pave way for those so-called protagonists. Evelyn let out a heavy sigh as she glances at this so-called villain. It seemed that she had to work hard to pave the way for the villain instead of the protagonist. She just has to make sure that he won't blacken or else this world would be doomed.

It's really good to act like a prince, what's so good about a prince, before when she was a human, even though her family was not rich, she was still called a princess by her parents, not inferior to that other guy: " Surely you don't think that only men should not weak girls wander into the forest alone?" Having said that, Brawen almost bit her tongue, how could she be so naive. Really, it's a bit of an illusion of power. Heidi looked at her with a small smile, her eyes slightly smiling: "The weak daughter? Being weak, you can only level one building, right?”

I do not see how that is even possible but why bother talking to stubborn people. Aurelia often uses her magic to mess with the heroine who, not a huge surprise…, can use light magic. What a lucky thing for her. The creator had to make the villainess of the game have the “bad” magic so that the heroine was even better in the eyes of everyone. Technically magic in this world isn’t bad or good. It depends on the people who use it. Aurelia's magic was bad because she was actively going against the heroine. But it could have been good.

“Isn’t she the female lead? I never thought she’d be capable of doing something like that. She’s supposed to be pure and innocent.” “Even until the end, you’re hellbent on believing that Lily is all sunshine and goodness that has been corrupted a little. Why do you feel you know her better than anyone else?” “It’s - she’s the female lead.” Even despite knowing that I had regressed, the book I had read as Jane still felt very vivid in my mind. The life I lived as Jane had long been in my head and I sometimes felt it was all a lucid dream. Lily and Xander’s love was still fresh in my head. The book ‘The Alpha’s Omega’ was still very vivid in my head and in that book, Lily was the protagonist.

They would joke if not for her being mated to Nigel, but they’d have assumed she liked females because of how masculine she behaved. What a ridiculous thing to say or even think. Holly was a woman in a role many would assume suited for a man. She had to work twice as hard to prove herself. It’s not that Holly was weak. I don’t think she has ever been weak in that way. No, she had to work that hard because of pigs like them. You’d think having Aurelia as their Luna would’ve changed all their tunes about badass women, but there are still assholes that think being male instantly meant they were a better fighter than a woman.

Phoebe's face was filled with helplessness, and she became depressed and listless immediately. "Have you been living at home for too long and don't really understand the needs of the market anymore? The hero that we need should have personality, not just calm and gentle. Those are already out of date." The editor also did his best to persuade her. Phoebe puffed up her cheeks. For some reason, the hero described by the editor just now made her think of the owner of the villa. "Wait a minute. Do you mean, it's popular now?" "Right, the current readers are extremely fond of this type of heroes. You should think it over properly and see if you can hand it in at the end of this month."

She had none of the qualities that Eren liked and appreciated, she was actually the exact opposite, a frail naïve girl who trusted people easily, a stupid one who didn’t question the sugarcoated words said to her and believed them, she didn’t notice the red flags even when they screamed danger in her face, she was delusional and air headed with the silliest dreams, ones about love and warmth. She was nothing like the strong and ambitious woman Geraldine was, the shadow demoness had an iron will above all, an unbreakable one, she was a wicked woman who would smile sweetly in someone’s face one second only to stab them in the next one, she was a hard worker who didn’t wait for things to be giv

“Madam Marsha, try not to get too upset. Miles knows where to draw the line.” She gave a sharp scoff. “He still refuses to see that those two were poison from the start. That woman, Amy’s mother, was manipulative to her core. She taught her daughter nothing but how to play weak and win pity from men.” I sighed, feeling her frustration. “I know. Women like that are a nightmare to deal with.” Marsha glanced at me. “Don’t underestimate women who aren’t pretty. They’ll do whatever it takes to get what they want. “They’re fearless because they have nothing to lose. Meanwhile, beautiful women tend to have pride. They’d never stoop that low. That’s why, more often than not, men fall for the plain o