My Dear Daughter Claims to be a Villainess. Apparently, She’ll Be Condemned for Putting a Curse on Her Love Rival, but I Have No Intention of Repeating the Same Mistake?

My precious daughter had just turned ten. My daughter, who had been bedridden due to the epidemic for a week, suddenly cried when she woke up— “—Mother!! I seem to be the villainess!!” My daughter said that this world was the universe of a certain novel, and that she’d end up harassing the heroine of the story, who was also her love rival. As the villainess by the name of Lily Lou, she’d pitch her mother—a spellcaster—against the heroine. My sweet daughter, Lily Lou. When the time has come for you to fall in love, I’d love to support you with everything I have, but I have no intention of interfering, much else using my ability. —Even more so because you’re dear to me. As such, I can’t let you rely on curses. I haven’t told my daughter, yet, but I’ve always regretted it…

Original Publisher

Unknown

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on My Dear Daughter Claims to be a Villainess. Apparently, She’ll Be Condemned for Putting a Curse on Her Love Rival, but I Have No Intention of Repeating the Same Mistake? Alright, let's dive into "My Dear Daughter Claims to be a Villainess..." It's quite a mouthful, I know! But underneath that long title, I found a surprisingly charming story. It's a one-shot, so I went in expecting a quick read, and that's exactly what I got. ### First Impressions My initial impression was definitely positive. The premise is intriguing: a mother determined to prevent her daughter from following a villainess route in what appears to be a reincarnation into a game world. It's a twist on the usual villainess trope, focusing on the parent's perspective rather than the daughter's. ### What Works Well The strongest aspect, for me, was the family dynamic. The love the mother has for her daughter is palpable, and you can really feel the devotion between her and her husband. The story does a great job of showing their affection and commitment to each other, which I always appreciate. I found the way the story twists expectations refreshing. Instead of rehashing the typical villainess plot, it focuses on the aftermath and the parents' efforts to create a happy ending for their child. ### Areas of Concern While I enjoyed the story overall, I did have a minor issue with some of the writing during the smut scenes. It wasn't terrible, but it felt a little cliché and pulled me out of the story slightly. It's a matter of personal preference, of course, and it wasn't a major detractor from my enjoyment. ### Final Verdict Overall, "My Dear Daughter Claims to be a Villainess..." is a sweet and enjoyable one-shot. If you're looking for a quick, heartwarming read with a unique take on the villainess trope, I'd recommend giving it a try. The focus on family and the determination to create a happy ending make it a worthwhile read. I'd give it a solid 4 out of 5 stars.