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This game’s got me obsessed! It’s like it’s taken over my life... wait—HARD MODE ACTIVATED. No-no-no-no-no! It has literally taken me and thrown me into the part of Penelope Eckhart. Love is easy as the heroine, but as the hated villainess, I’m trying very hard not to die… at the hands of my brothers… the prince… a fork… every possible ending is death! This world is stacked against me, but can my wits and insider game knowledge score the affection of these male characters? Or the reset button???
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The mcs share similar yet different circumstances about being transported into a different world and taking over a body that isn't theirs.
On one hand we have a person trying her best to survive while the other is just so done with her situation and accepts that she cannot die (and possibly return to her world) until her role in the story is over.
Another thing note worthy is that sometimes when the mcs experience something like unfairness brought by their role or unexpected kindness from other characters they think about the original owner of the body. Things like is this how you felt or you deserve to be the one hearing this apology pop into their mind and thus making the proginal characters more interesting rather than just an excuse to give the mc a handicap in terms of relationship with other characters.
I agree that these two stories should be recommended together.
The transmigrators of these stories are truly trapped in their villainess roles. Many other villainess stories I've read are people who deviate from the villainess role in some way. Kill the Villainess and Villains Are Destined to Die, however, have more unique challenges and empathetic protagonists that immerse you into their personality and circumstances. The prisons of these transmigrated-into-a-villainess protagonists are constructed differently. Yet the limited power to "deviate from the original story" rings true to these stories. Definitely check the other out if you've been reading Kill the Villainess or Villains Are Destined to Die.
The FL is not enjoying her time as the villianess... Main premise for both while VDD has the FL fighting for life KV has the FL desperate for death.
Both female leads aren't cookie cutters of the normal plot, both are fighting to get back to where they want to be, and both aren't goodie two shoes in getting there. Both are psychological and realistic in the portrayal of one who is in an isekaied world, neither just accept their isekaied and fight to change their fate. The darkness of this one is reminiscent of death is the only ending for the villainess, instead of fighting to live however she is fighting to die.
Despite choosing to die in her previous life, our protagonist is reborn as Selena, the short-lived villainess from a novel. The character Selena was written to be so villainous she spends her final moments isolated in a dungeon. But our reincarnated protagonist has no will to live anyway, so she might as well jump (again) and save Selena from her predetermined miserable fate. But when Selena’s family and a knight prevent her from dying, what can she do…?
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Both are looking for a way to die
Very dark, gloomy atomsphere
Servant-noble romance
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1. Both FL want to end their lives or go back to their life
2. Both ML are commoners and the Fl's are Nobels
3. Eris tries to end her tragic ending in the novel, while Selina just wants to have eternal peace
4. Different goals but similar vibes
Both of these stories have female leads that Isekaid and are suicidal. They will both throw you through hoops of happiness and sadness.
Both of these FML are searching for a way to die, preferably in peace.
Both of the MC's are villains
I enjoy both art styles.
Kidnapping, murder, and risqué relationships! Within the scandalous pages of The Abysmal Flower, the downfall of Roxana Agrece’s criminal family is already foretold. So when Cassis Pedelian, the heroine’s older brother, is kidnapped by Roxana’s father, she can either wait for the heroine’s revenge... or take matters into her own hands, since Cassis is the key to her survival. But with deceitful characters on all sides, can Roxana and Cassis trust each other enough to bring down the brutal Agreces?
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Both manhwas feature like a very similar vibe in my personal opinion. Like a scary type of story. But I don't think a lot of people will agree with me on this recommendation lol...
They both have strong mcs, really pretty art (although I prefer roxanna's art more). Both of the stories are interesting.
Tensions are brewing under the seemingly calm surface of the Vasilios Empire, a kingdom ruled by the Imperial Family and the Temple. Lady Medea Solon has lost her place next to Crown Prince Eros, but resolves to do whatever it will take to win back what's rightfully hers. Will she reclaim her throne?
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Both FLs (Medea in YT and "Eris" in KTV) have the same vibes - quite cunning and would do anything to achieve their goal, and are perceived as villains in their world -, but "Kill the Villainess" has a slightly more moral and caring FL. Both have very naive "white lotuses", Psyche in YT and Helena in KTV, that the readers were conditioned to hate at first but then turned out to really be a person with pure intentions, though "Your Throne" has a far more developed and likeable one. In fact, I'd say Psyche is the FL alongside Medea. Anyway, it's mostly the similarities between Medea and "Eris", the mature air of both webtoons, and the great subversion of tropes in both webtoons that make me recommend them for each other.
I’ve been reborn as Clea Rino, the world’s most wicked villainess! Before her death, Clea made a deal with the Demon King to marry her true love, Isaac Detroi. To get my life back, I must fulfill that contract for just six months. Guess I didn’t read the fine print, because her body is weak. I lose 1 HP with every step! With time ticking, I’m signing over her family’s fortune for Isaac’s hand in marriage. It’s purely business, so why am I catching feelings? Who knew this villainess had a heart?
1 vote
both MCs were isekaied into the body of a villainess and are trying to go back
the difference is that kill the villainess doesn't know a way back and is trying everything she can to do so, while happy ending for... knows how and is basically playing a game on extreme mode where she can die with one hit while completing the required task to go back
and kill the villainess (so far) doesn't have romance, whereas there's more romance in happy...
actually, it's really different but the MCs give off the same vibe?
I recommend both anyway
After years of hardship that culminate in the form of a terminal illness, Rita is determined to do whatever it takes to survive. It might be the wrong thing to steal somebody else’s body, but she doesn’t care about what’s right or wrong anymore. Now, she’s Verta, the affluent and beautiful daughter of Count Alberhart. She’s in the prime position to enjoy a comfortable life…but the people around her seem intent on breaking her. Well, she’s happy to crush whoever gets in her way. It’s time for them to learn how deep her malice goes…
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both FL takes over someone's body
they both have their own agenda / thoughts
for depths of malice i think the FL is more "sinister' and live up to her villainess title? haha
but both FL gives off similar vibes in a way both are really strong willed and will make sure they will do anything to achieve what they want
It is my cursed destiny to be reborn endlessly. A king, an archmage, a slave, a saint, a witch... I’ve done it all in my thousand years of life, and frankly, I need a break! My goal now is simple: to live like an absolute sloth. Unfortunately, I am Rubia, the daughter of a grand duke with a demanding family and a fiancé to boot. To live my dream sloth life, I’m running away from it all... except no matter where I go, nobody will leave me be! I just want to nap, but being lazy is hard work!
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Both female leads want nothing to do with the novel. They both have an objective that they want to accomplish. In "Kill The Villainess", Eris wants to return to her real world. And to do that, she wants to be killed. Keep in mind that these stories have a very different tone. While Eris' story has a dark tone, in "The Lady Needs A Break", Rubia's story is more lighter. She wants to rest and sleep after all the lives she has gone through and dying and dying all over again. I'd recommend both if you like any kind of manhwa with different tones but if you want a specific tone, eg if you want something more lighter to read, then "The Lady Needs A Break" is for you. Otherwise, go with "Kill The Villainess" if you want a more darker read.
I was reincarnated into the otome game I had played in my previous life. Ophelia, a beautiful female protagonist like a goddess, is loved by numerous nobles while Emilia, the character I reincarnated as, has a supporting role of a villain and she follows around the male leads after Ophelia’s death, only to be destroyed by them. A few years after Ophelia dies due to an incurable disease, the player (default name Elodi) who resembles Ophelia appears. The male love targets, who were heartbroken from the loss of Ophelia, becomes obsessed with Elodi. I, who reincarnated into the story and became Emilia, decided to abandon that kind of plot. So, I decided to quietly leave the place I had lived at for 10 years on the day of Ophelia’s funeral. Nobody expected her to leave, and they were shocked...
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Both have a hopeless, gloomy air about them
A more mature take on life
More romance in The Bad Ending of an Otome
Written as the villainess, Ilyana Glayne finds a noble boy named Magnus and tames him, causing him to lose his identity and become her submissive “beast.” While reading this story, a fan emails the author to inquire about the plot. When she wakes up the next morning, she finds she has become Ilyana herself! Disgusted by Ilyana’s actions, she vows to free Magnus from his beastly existence. But when Magnus steals a kiss from her, Ilyana realizes she may have changed the plot more than she wanted!
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- they both have a dreary, gloomy atmosphere
- both fl just want to return to their own world
- the mls are kinda obssessed with the fl (in a bad way)
From growing up in a dysfunctional family to being cheated on, Sojin never had it easy. So after waking up in the body of villainess Reilynn Candmion, daughter of the empire’s wealthiest duke, all she wants is to revel in her riches. But something feels amiss when the story’s heroine, Iris, constantly starts fights with her -- from stealing her dress to seducing her fiancé. Reilynn wants no drama, but Iris and her four love interests won’t leave her alone! Can’t a girl just wanna have fun?
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