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Ebook About DO GIRLS LIKE HER LIVE HAPPILY EVER AFTER?Together, Rei and Claire have endured love, loss, and ridicule. Now, they face a challenge that will shake the foundations of the kingdom--revolution. When the dust settles, will commoner Rei and noble-born Claire still stand side by side? And will fate permit their love to survive?Book I'm in Love with the Villainess (Light Novel) Vol. 2 Review :
So, keep in mind that, while I'll try to avoid detailed spoilers, I'll have to share *some*.The biggest pro to this volume: there is an actual, distinct ending, as well as a bit of a "where are they now" epilogue. It deals only with the main named characters with a quick listing (not counting the "heroine and her capture target"), but that's still more than a *lot* of light novels ever manage. And, for the most part, it makes sense, even if the ending feels rather... Rushed. And sometimes nonsensical (I mean, really? Wind magic = time control? *Really*?), but still solid enough given the setting of a shojou game. And there *are* happy endings! Well. For all the non-het (non-incestous) characters.And while part of me appreciates that, just because of how it inverts some of the dumber tropes around gender and sexuality (and romance), another part of me finds that, at least, a little sad, for one character especially. On the other hand, the author didn't go with some variant of a harem/mesh relationship, which would the easy (and lazy) way to do it. And the epilogue is only set a few months (to a year at most) after the climax. So it leaves enough to the imagination and the future.I think my biggest issue is that the author/protagonist briefly makes a *very* disparaging comment about "people who love people, regardless of gender or sex". Which, given what they reveal about some characters, especially in the protagonist's flashback, and even the nature of her... Romancing? Seducing? Winning? Claire, implies that there's more truth to it than she wants to acknowledge.That aside, this is one the few works I've read that takes a lot of this subject matter head on, and I love it for that. Even if the protagonist IS a creepy stalker with a masochistic streak. She just *is*, although it works out. Still not sure how I feel about that, but suspension of disbelief does *wonders*But still, complaints aside, this is a *lovely* duology with tame yuri, and with a satisfying ending at that. Can't recommend them enough. Like in a typical dating game, the common route has ended, and Rea has started on Claire's route. Since Rea knows little about the path, she has to work out to reach the good ending. After all, changing even little things can impact the overall story.Less sillyness, more drama, as is in my experience fairly typical for dating games/visual novels. It gives the world building more substance, although it still is more about the characters and their development. The characters is were it shines - the characters show surprising complexity for the genre. The magic system lack substance and the politics are still a bit simplistic. Still, enough humor and the drama is relatively short/glossed over quick enough to keep it an entertaining read. I liked the ending, even though the epilogue felt a bit superfluous and I could have done without.All in all, an entertaining read and good end to the dulogy (is that a word?). Read Online I'm in Love with the Villainess (Light Novel) Vol. 2 Download I'm in Love with the Villainess (Light Novel) Vol. 2 I'm in Love with the Villainess (Light Novel) Vol. 2 PDF I'm in Love with the Villainess (Light Novel) Vol. 2 Mobi Free Reading I'm in Love with the Villainess (Light Novel) Vol. 2 Download Free Pdf I'm in Love with the Villainess (Light Novel) Vol. 2 PDF Online I'm in Love with the Villainess (Light Novel) Vol. 2 Mobi Online I'm in Love with the Villainess (Light Novel) Vol. 2 Reading Online I'm in Love with the Villainess (Light Novel) Vol. 2 Read Online Inori,Hanagata Download Inori,Hanagata Inori,Hanagata PDF Inori,Hanagata Mobi Free Reading Inori,Hanagata Download Free Pdf Inori,Hanagata PDF Online Inori,Hanagata Mobi Online Inori,Hanagata Reading Online Inori,HanagataDownload Mobi Leading the Blind (Roughstock Book 7) By BA Tortuga
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