What Should I Do About Being an Invincible Reincarnated Villainess?

It's hard to imagine how the author could write such a novel in a country where hallucinogens are illegal.

The entire orc family arc was poorly written. First, the power levels were inconsistent; the orc family was portrayed as stronger than the Witch's Tower. Second, all the previous harem members were lost, which doesn't fit the protagonist's character. The protagonist could easily have a harem with him at any time, and the new harem in the orc family arc felt out of place. The ice kingdom setting was also uninteresting; it would have been better to omit this new character altogether.

Author, you need to know that the people who are attracted to your book are those who like the invincible, close-knit style, while those who stay are those who like the abstract style. The current plot is heading towards conflict dramas involving flirtation and short videos. People who like the invincible, close-knit style find it too violent, while people who like the abstract style find it too padded out and takes up too much space.

You could call her foolish, but her actions aren't exactly foolish; they even border on the seemingly simple-minded. However, she severely lacks common sense, or rather, her understanding differs from that of a normal person. For example, she knows she's a witch of calamity, knows she holds a dukehood, and knows that a dukedom is higher than other titles; but her perception of these distinctions remains at a level of 1 < 2 or 2 < 3. She only knows what her status is and what advantages she can gain from it, but she doesn't deliberately use these statuses to gain anything. Instead, she acts as if she's manipulating her limbs, doing things arbitrarily, with a kind of...

This book is highly effective at causing cerebellar atrophy.

I read the synopsis first, and it seems familiar... Isn't this that anime? *The Villainess: Level 99...*

However, if you're looking for a yuri (lesbian) romance storyline, I don't recommend reading this. First, let me clarify that I've read over 60 chapters of this novel and haven't seen any VIP chapters, but I have a general idea of what it's like. This book is very interesting, with some amusing plot descriptions, humor, and the author is very skilled at using internet slang and has a lot of experience writing about adult themes—I deeply admire that. You can see many people going crazy over it in the comments section. Although I might get attacked, I still have to write this. This novel has almost no romantic development (at least after reading over 60 chapters); the protagonist is an invincible and ruthless overpowered protagonist. The first 30 chapters...

I don't really like the incarnation of the Goddess of Light, and now that I know from the current location it's male, I'm having trouble accepting it.

Honestly, if you don't want it to die a disaster, just continue with the main story. The main story is already a bit weak, and the side stories have absolutely nothing to do with it. You could at least write about some harem experiences.

Actually, this isn't really a reincarnation story. Compared to the "orthodox" reincarnation stories where a soul from another world is reincarnated into the body of someone in this world and takes over the original owner's place (or, after regaining memories of their past life, their self-awareness is overwritten from this life to the past life), this book's setting is more like the female protagonist gaining decades of knowledge from someone in another world. It's not like she's suddenly bombarded with decades of memories; rather, she creates a library in her mind, and then actively reads this knowledge. So, in terms of personality, she's still the original self, and in terms of behavior, she's still that child who's a few years old or a teenager.