Not a V*rgin B*tch

In his previous life, he was convicted by His Imperial Highness, The Third Prince, who was his fiancé. He ended up as a commoner, and became a who*e to live. This life…will it happen again? A story about a positive, free-spirited bit*h who reincarnated, starting as a virg*n again.

Original Publisher

alphapolis

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Not a V*rgin B*tch "Not a V*rgin B*tch" promised a wild ride, and while it delivered on some fronts, it stumbled in others, leaving me with mixed feelings. It's a short, smut-heavy story with reincarnation, magic, and a protagonist who's surprisingly accepting of his circumstances, even embracing his sexuality. ### First Impressions The initial chapters were intriguing. The MC's straightforwardness and acceptance of his desire for pleasure were refreshing. I was geared up for a fun, possibly chaotic, journey as he navigates his second life. The premise of a high-magic individual enjoying life as a prostitute in his first life, then getting a do-over, had a lot of potential. ### What Works Well The MC is undeniably the star. I found myself rooting for him. He's described as cute, adaptable, and even doll-like, yet passionate. The smut scenes are frequent and steamy, which, for some, will be a major draw. The story does a decent job explaining the events of the first life, providing context for the characters' actions in the present timeline. For those looking for a quick, explicit read, this might hit the spot. I also appreciated that the MC, despite the challenges he faces, remains true to himself. ### Areas of Concern The ML is a significant point of contention. Many readers, including myself, found him problematic, even labeling him as "s*um." His actions, especially early on, are selfish and confusing. He seems determined to force the MC into a relationship, even knowing the MC's desires and past experiences. This possessiveness clashes with the MC's wish to have many lovers. While the ML supposedly becomes more dedicated later, it doesn't entirely erase the initial negative impression. The plot feels rushed in places, particularly the explanation of the differences in the new timeline. Also, I found the lack of a satisfying resolution for the ML's past relationship and the MC's lack of a true harem disappointing. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers have pointed out a plot twist involving the ML's supposed past love interest and the real reasons behind the annulment of the original engagement. Apparently, everyone wanted the MC for themselves due to his rare magical abilities and good looks. This adds a layer of complexity, but it doesn't fully redeem the ML in my eyes. ### Final Verdict "Not a V*rgin B*tch" is a flawed but potentially enjoyable read. If you're primarily interested in explicit content and don't mind a morally gray ML, you might find it worthwhile. However, if you're looking for a well-developed plot, a healthy relationship, or a satisfying resolution to all the storylines, you might be disappointed. I'd say approach with caution and tempered expectations.