I Became the Villainess’s Fiancé

En says:

8/10

Suherman Joshua says:

I like this story. It tells of a cheerful girl who becomes isolated because of her mind-reading powers. She gets engaged to the MC, an extra character who doesn’t appear in the original novel. The MC is basically an awkward boy who tries to act strong and cool but actually has difficulty showing his emotions. He isn’t perfect like many male leads in shoujo and fantasy Korean novels. He makes mistakes, like attempting a simple test of magic and failing, which leaves him isolated in class. When that happens, he feels shy and turmoil inside, yet he pretends to be cool and fine. The female lead is the only one who knows the MC’s inner thoughts and helps him. I can see why he never appeared in the original story. Because of his harsh father, the Duke, many of his siblings hate and blame him for their mother’s death. But in this timeline, MC reincarnated as this character, stays with his father. Due to his difficulty in showing emotion, many his sibling hate MC. I think in the original story, most of the Duke’s children left him. The female lead in the original story also becomes a villainess who manipulates the male lead for her own desires. The MC doesn’t remember the story, so he doesn’t know that his fiancée can read minds or how the novel ends. The part where he decides to matchmake his fiancée with another man still leaves a bad taste in my mind. I understand that the MC can’t handle relationships and has a low self-esteem; I hope there are improvements for the MC.

Kevin says:

It’s slow pace but there’s charm of it,how should i say? First fl isn’t a lavender princess type,she knows what she’s want and do it not wasting time.And mc may a little bit dense but still he’s seem to improve himself as time pass in about take care of fl,though we don’t know yet that is he really a goddamn genius overpower befitting a title of little iron-blood duke or something.still i think this is a good read,looking forward to it on the future.