A Villain Demands to Be Loved Manga

Senia Sunsethill longs to escape her mundane village life. So when the infamous cold-blooded Duke Tesar Ardielle asks for her hand in marriage, Senia agrees, if only to leave behind her suffocating life (and to stop Tesar from crying all the time)! Unbeknownst to Senia, she and Tesar shared a life in the past, and the two have been reincarnated over and over again, although each time has ended tragically. In this new timeline, can Tesar truly prevent Senia's doomed destiny, once and for all?

Source: Tapas

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-DNF- This manhwa was so disappointing. I wanted to love it so much. But then I stopped at Chapter 10 and decided I just got bored with the manhwa all along. The male lead acting like a crybaby was cute but it got annoying later on. The art was pretty decent but it still wasn't enough to keep me going and hooked. Overall, I just didn't really like it... Please don't hate me on this review, it's my personal opinion and I'm trying to be as honest as I can with these manhwa reviews. But sadly, I didn't enjoy this. So sorry if you guys did enjoy it but unfortunately, we all have our opinions...

The story was pretty interesting with a plot that builds up until the end. Character growth for the female lead was slow but satisfactory once it finally happened. My main complaint would have to be that her last name is sunsethill. Seemed like the author couldnt think of a name so threw together random words. Great art and dialogue though.

Just a small town girl, living in a lonely world; then along came a simp who changed ev-ry-thing~ "The Villain Demands I Love Him" is actually more "This Crazy Duke Keeps Crying and Begging For My Hand in Marriage Even if I Refuse to Love Him; He Just Wants to Simp for Me!" I had originally written a pretty long review but my browser crashed and I cbf to rewrite the essay- but it's pretty good and entertaining. Strong female lead, cute-if-odd simp, mysteries behind everything. You'll either love it or hate it, but it's far from mediocre or bland. I find it pretty funny, honestly.

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