Please Don’t Come To The Villainess’ Stationery Store! - Reviews

Anyone who leaves negative reviews and ratings for this masterpiece is missing out. You'd need to read at least 35 chapters to truly appreciate its charm. The plot, while a typical isekai, stands out with its unique take on involving adorable children and supportive, platonic male leads.

This is truly one of my favorite novels! It's a charming tale about a villainous woman running a stationery store. She creates amazing magical products that the kids love! I can't wait to see her take revenge on her family and her stupid fiancé!

I really don't understand what the person who gave this 1-star review is talking about. Their comments seem delusional and false. This is a genuine underdog story where we follow a heroine who was initially portrayed as a misunderstood and somewhat unfortunate villainess. She faced constant sabotage from her family and an evil fiancé—actions that were even worse than those of Cinderella's stepmother. In her past life, she was an orphan, yet she fights against injustice to bring happiness to children. It’s truly a very heartwarming story.

I gave this book 2 stars because it is poorly written. While the grammar is acceptable, the characters lack depth, as others have mentioned. The actions and motivations of the characters seem juvenile and two-dimensional, almost as if written by a child. Honestly, giving it 2 stars feels generous.

The plot follows the typical narrative of a girl villainess trying to establish herself while avoiding the common "death route." However, there's nothing unique or compelling that sets this story apart from others in the genre. In fact, I wouldn't recommend this book to anyone looking for a story about a villainess.

It lacks originality and reads like something an 8-year-old might write. There are far better villainess novels available that are truly worth your time. , I do not recommend this novel.

Honestly, the dialogue and expressions used by the characters feel one-dimensional and simplistic. Particularly, when the protagonist’s ex-fiancé, who comes across as rather dim-witted, uses the word "beautiful" at least five times within three lines to describe his sister as a way to "insult" her. It feels more like a childish squabble than a nuanced interaction. While the protagonist and her companion aren’t entirely unlikable, the story lacks depth and the pacing is excruciatingly slow. Each chapter seems to drag out 1-2 scenes, making the narrative feel tedious. The story had potential, as the premise is somewhat unique, but the execution fails miserably.

**Disclaimer:** If you’re looking for a romance-heavy story, read the spoiler.

**Spoiler:**
A spoiler from the novel’s thread reveals that the ending lacks any substantial romance. It ends with the protagonist holding hands with the two main male leads while seeing off the academy’s graduating students. So, if you’re hoping for a romance with a happy ending involving the female main lead (FML) and the male lead (ML), this might not be the story for you.

This is honestly so good! I love everything about it so far. All of the characters, the cute moments, and the exciting parts. I really hope someone picks this up again because it is golden! I wish our MC would be more open about the abuse the original owner suffered in the past, not only because she’s been assimilating the memories, but because I think it would help others understand her better. She’s definitely not quite at that point with everyone, but for Dominique, someone she literally lives with, I think she should open up. Either way, there are so many cool elements to this book that I didn’t expect—wizards, alchemists, dragons, legendary heroes sealed in swords. Paired with the cute interactions with kids, it is right up my alley. Love it!

It’s a light and enjoyable read, perfect for passing the time during breaks. However, it didn’t captivate me enough to spend an entire day on it. After a few chapters, I found myself getting quite bored. In other words, it’s a good choice for short-term reading, but that’s about it.

Even though there are moments where the protagonist faces serious threats, such as being threatened with death, I didn’t feel any real anxiety or concern. The characters lacked depth, making it hard for me to empathize with them, except for when that darn Lenox cheater keeps denying his infidelity. , I couldn’t fully immerse myself in the story due to the lack of character development.

The premise of the story is quite fresh. The protagonist’s fond memories of a stationery store inspire her to open one herself, and her unique offerings stand out in that era.

If you’re looking for deep romantic tension between the characters, this might not be the book for you. Instead, it’s more about enjoying the interactions with the cute kids, which is exactly what I did.

I really enjoy this story so far. I haven't figured out who the main lead is yet, but I'm completely okay with that.

One of my all-time favorite novels!

FL is incredibly smart and resourceful! She makes the best of her situation and is deeply passionate about her dream of owning her own stationary store!

Meldenique is living her dream life, and I’m fully supportive of that! As someone who’s also a stationary enthusiast, it’s incredibly satisfying to read this. The novel was recently adapted into a manhwa, and the satisfaction it brings me is immense.

Definitely a must-read if you enjoy stories about young protagonists, an innovative main character, and a light-hearted narrative! (I haven’t finished the entire novel yet, so I don’t know how the plot will develop, but so far, it has been absolutely stunning!)

I actually really enjoy reading the same plot over and over with different characters and varying vibes. It might not be highly original, but I feel strangely refreshed after reading it. The children are just so sweet, and the main character is truly endearing.

I really enjoy this. It's definitely worth reading. It's amusing, entertaining, and has allowed the characters time to meet and connect. I'm looking forward to more.

I'm not sure why there are so many 1-star reviews when only two chapters have been translated. So far, I’m really enjoying the main character! I love the ending of the second chapter; that kind of callout is great!

The translation quality is quite good, and I’m really loving the start of the plot!

Please give this novel a chance!