Description
One day, with my elementary school entrance exam looming,
I realized I was in the world of "You are my Dolce," a shojo manga I had loved in my previous life, and had become one of its characters.
The role assigned to me was Reika Kisshoin, the quintessential villainess noble girl, whose purpose was to relentlessly bully the commoner protagonist and tear apart her blossoming romance with the young master known as the "Emperor."
At the end of the story, Reika is retaliated against by the Emperor, leading to the ruin of her entire family. The villainess vanishes, and the protagonists overcome their hardships to be united. Happily ever after.
No, that just won't do! The manga might end there, but I have a life to live *after* my downfall!
The protagonists can make a fuss about love and romance all they want. As for me, I'm trying to make myself scarce to avoid incurring the Emperor's wrath.
What? The story won't progress smoothly without a villainess? But I'm busy saving money and studying, planning for life after my downfall. To avoid even the slightest chance of ruin, I want nothing to do with the Emperor. If you're a fated couple, you should be able to generate your own excitement, even without obstacles.
In my past life, I was a complete commoner. Now, in this life, I'm the villainess daughter of a wealthy family. Unable to forget the taste of junk food, I secretly sneak out of the house to buy potato chips.
