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

Definitely entertaining, though the plot is a bit slow, which might be why it has some lower ratings.

I love it! First off, this is clearly a novel meant to purify your heart with its cuteness, not some kind of overpowered villainess with unrealistic talents, so I don’t understand why some people had different expectations. It feels like everyone has forgotten that the characters are only 10 years old. When I was that age, I used to waste a lot of my lunch money at a small stationery store near the teacher’s office, which sold all sorts of notebooks and pens with special decorations—sometimes even a tiny galaxy globe or an astrological sign at the end of a pen. It really brings back old memories. Kids, or at least in my day, were pretty gullible and easily swayed by shiny things. I can vouch for how obsessed my classmates and I were, and the store really made a killing by changing their stock every month while our piggy banks ran dry. I love this story from start to finish; I can really relate to those kids and their feelings. Unlike what one comment said, I found chapters 5 to 30 very engaging. Please give it a try. It's quite sad that they've stopped uploading; I hope they continue.

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So I found the machine translation for this novel and read it all. I can confidently say that this novel is totally worth it. The main character (MC) is really smart and excels at setting traps on her path to revenge. The male lead (ML) is incredibly handsome and has a deep affection for the MC. There are plenty of fluffy moments, as well as some truly satisfying ones. I really appreciate how the author crafted this novel. The pacing is just right, and all the magic and alchemy that the MC uses to showcase her abilities are thoughtfully executed. I thoroughly enjoyed it and highly recommend it. ?

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I really can't stand it when people give a novel that has just started an unfairly low rating without any explanation. Especially when the novel is so charming. Sometimes, I suspect that some people deliberately do this because they dive into a genre that isn't their usual taste and still expect to enjoy it.

The translation is clear and this is a typical, sweet shoujo novel with a classic villainess storyline and some endearing children added in. So far, the description aligns perfectly with the content.

Just 4 stars. The story is quite simple. It started out cute but eventually turned silly, especially in how the female lead (FL) managed her business, which seemed unrealistic at times.

Honestly, it would have been better without the romance and if the story had focused solely on how the FL would make her store successful.

I liked the beginning of the series because it showed real struggle and starting from almost nothing. However, once everything became too easy and the FL received everything she needed without much effort, it became boring.

There was no depth to the characters. One of the most disappointing aspects was how the FL, who used to be a poor orphan and found happiness in being helped by others, ended up opening a store primarily catering to wealthy customers, which felt contradictory to her initial values.

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Like the other reviews, I have no idea why this novel has received so many 1-star ratings, especially since only two chapters have been translated.

If you're looking for a power fantasy where a villainess takes revenge on her cheating fiancé and dysfunctional family, then this is definitely for you! It’s a pretty light-hearted and quick read, so don’t expect anything too deep, but it’s really enjoyable. The satisfaction of seeing all the villains who were abusive or bullied the female lead (FL) get their just desserts is immense, and I appreciate that the revenge plot doesn’t drag on forever. Some readers might find the FL overpowered, but if you, like me, dislike novels that prolong the revenge storyline, you might enjoy this one.

The romance is very slow, but I personally didn’t mind it because I enjoyed the setting and the FL’s platonic relationships, as well as her enthusiasm for creating items that kids would love.