[Review] The Person Inside the Villainess

The protagonist, Emi, a college student who loves otome games, dies in a traffic accident and is reincarnated into the body of Remilia, the villainess of an otome game. At this time, Remilia's original personality is trapped in another dimension. There, she sees Emi's memories and knowledge, and eventually comes to cheer Emi on. Emi makes every effort to make Remilia happy, but ultimately loses everything due to Lina, the "girl of the stars." Emi's frustrated personality disappears then, and the real Remilia, who regains her body, seeks to destroy the world to get revenge on those who wronged Emi. This is a masterpiece that ranks among the best villainess stories. The exhilarating revenge plot is captivating. Due to its popularity, an anime adaptation has also been confirmed. Personally, I experienced a huge dopamine rush in the last volume, and tears welled up when Remilia and Emi reunited. According to the original novel, Lina was a psychopathic shut-in. Therefore, there is no room for sympathy.