The novel has been executed exceptionally well up to this point. It effectively develops its characters through multiple perspectives without making the main protagonist overly powerful (at least not yet). So far, it strikes a balance as a decent single-relationship fantasy, and I highly recommend giving it a read.
A well-executed villainess novel told from a male point of view captivates with its storytelling pace and character growth. The narrative seamlessly weaves together themes of injustice, redemption, heartwarming moments (fluff), and diverse plotlines. While the cover might give off a shoujo vibe, it's more akin to "The Villainous Daughter's Butler," offering a deeper, genre-bending experience.
I take back my words, lol. After being in the middle, where the ML quite acknowledge her existence, although not realizing it yet, he became a typical ML bully who's inlove...
Reverse Harems are just cringe, just imagine being the love interest of a female protagonist and accepting other men doing her. Other than the cringeness of this itself is the fact that in the end, they accept it somehow and throw an (The O word :D) and the story will end happily.
But the author of this story took it to the next level and even made it so that the female protagonist has a child! DAFAQ?!
