Human Rights for Female-oriented Game Villains
여성향 게임 악녀에게도 인권을 · Justice for the Wicked Women of Otome Games
by Unknown author
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I possessed the villainess of a female-oriented game. But the role of a villain is usually difficult.
Irritating family, cheating fiancé, subordinates who cross the line.
Isn’t this the condition for any saint to become a villain?
I tried to be nice though, because I knew that if I acted like a villain I would die.
▶ (Pour hot water on her)
▶ (Slap her cheek)
Can’t I speak what I want? Do villains have no human rights?
Just as I was dying of frustration, a man approached me.
“Why do you have a different expression than what you said It’s interesting.”
Is this man normal?
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