The Villainess Who Died with a Grudge Against Everything Seems to Have Regressed, and Now She Will Live to Make the Butler Who Saved Her Happy

The prince accuses the duchess Evelina of harassing the saint, a crime she does not remember committing, and their engagement is terminated. Evelina, who despises both the prince and the saint, plots to assassinate the saint, but the plan fails and Evelina is arrested. Evelina was supposed to be executed, but she was never executed. Sylas, her butler, came forward and claimed to be the true culprit. Evelina, who was filled with remorse after learning that Sylas had taken her place, committed su*cide. However, when she awakens, she is in the royal palace on the day of the annulment. Evelina returns to the past and decides to live in her second life solely to make Sylas happy, without holding grudges against anyone.

Original Publisher

syosetu

Original Language

japanese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on The Villainess Who Died with a Grudge Against Everything Seems to Have Regressed, and Now She Will Live to Make the Butler Who Saved Her Happy This title is quite a mouthful, but it definitely piqued my interest! The premise of a villainess getting a second chance and dedicating her life to the butler who saved her is undeniably appealing. I dove in expecting a heartwarming story, and I wasn't entirely disappointed. ### First Impressions Initially, I was drawn in by the "make my butler happy" trope. It's a classic for a reason, and this story seemed to offer a potentially fluffy and feel-good experience. The European ambience and the master-servant relationship also added to the charm. The initial chapters are fast-paced, immediately setting the stage for the MC's redemption arc. ### What Works Well The core strength of this novel lies in its sweet and fluffy romance. The relationship between the MC and the butler is genuinely heartwarming, and the author does a decent job of portraying their affection for each other. I found the MC's decision to forgo revenge and instead focus on creating a happy life with the ML quite refreshing. It's a welcome change from the often-trodden path of vengeance in regression stories. The novel is also a quick and easy read, perfect for when you want something light and engaging to fill your time. ### Areas of Concern While I enjoyed the overall sweetness, I did find some aspects lacking. The plot felt somewhat rushed and episodic, lacking significant depth. The MC's passive nature bothered me at times. It would have been nice to see her be more proactive in protecting herself and her relationship, especially considering her past life experiences. Also, the ending felt a bit abrupt, with the MC not actively involved in resolving the conflicts. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers pointed out that the MC faces accusations of bullying and is ridiculed by the saintess's admirers. While these issues are eventually resolved, the fact that the MC doesn't actively participate in clearing her name might be frustrating for some. The ML's initial inability to protect her also raises concerns about their future, especially within the intrigue-filled noble circles. ### Final Verdict "The Villainess Who Died with a Grudge Against Everything Seems to Have Regressed, and Now She Will Live to Make the Butler Who Saved Her Happy" is a short and sweet romance that delivers on its promise of fluff. While it may not be a groundbreaking story, it's a pleasant read if you're looking for something lighthearted and heartwarming. Just be aware that the plot is somewhat simplistic, and the MC can be a bit passive. Overall, I'd recommend it as a quick and enjoyable palate cleanser between heavier reads.