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The Most Heretical Last Boss Queen: From Villainess to Savior Light Novel #8
悲劇の元凶となる最強外道ラスボス女王は民の為に尽くします。 8
ゲームのラスボス女王・プライドに転生し、悲劇を回避する為がんばってきた私。本来のゲームではなかった穏やかな日々の中、迎えた18歳の誕生祭。フリージア王国の参列者や戦地で共に戦った同盟国の来賓の前で、私と妹のティアラの婚約者候補の発表がされる。候補者はそれぞれ３名、名は秘匿されているものの会場に候補者全員がいることが告げられて……!? 気づけば、周囲に物凄く愛されている悪役ラスボス女王の物語、第８弾登場！
321 pages, Paperback
First published April 2, 2024
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January 30, 2025
What what WHAAAAAAT?!?!? The marriage candidates came as a surprise to me! I wish we got the thought process behind them for Pride!!
I want her to have them ALL. Reverse harem for the win!
4, I am DOWN for the next book, stars.
I want her to have them ALL. Reverse harem for the win!
4, I am DOWN for the next book, stars.
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March 30, 2025
Waste of time, practically zero content...
The events of this book could be summed up as "Princess Pride officially has 3 secret finances that she must nature down to one in a couple years and Tiara also has 3 but accepts one of them when he proposed to her without knowing he was already in the list for her." (Spoilers at the end of review so you can choose to skip this volume.)
The first 40% of the book is the events of the same boring party retold from the perspective of several different people, most interacting with each other so nothing is new. The author tries to keep the reader in suspense by focusing the next 30% with people trying to guess/ferret out the candidates. Then there's 10% or so scattered around that tell the alternate story as things would have been bases in the orl otome game, which was rather boring. The final 20% is focused on since rare color changing rose that is not as interesting as the author seems to think... Certainly not worth the multitude of chapters and side stories dedicated to the flowers and people doing stuff with them.
Over all, this goes beyond fluff filler. I'm actually cranky about this volume. I might just drop the series at this point.
Promised spoilers:
1: Freesia is initiating a fiancee system to allow the princesses more choice in their marriage partners and also keep the candidates safe from rush if assassination by anonymity.
2: Tiara chooses Cedrice after he progresses to her. Unknown to him his 2 brothers were also her candidates. Here's going to move to Freesia so she can stay near her loved family. He's going to be a post master...
3: CPT Callum is pretty much found out as I've if Pride's candidates. He's intuitive enough to know that she has her choice person and just using him to fill in the third slot he says it's ok but it really is pretty sad.
4: After a long taunting wait the reader is allowed to know the other 2 fiancee candidates are Stale and Arthur. (My money is one the knight lol. Sorry bro!)
5: Blue roses are romantic and turn red when you give them to someone. The author is obsessed with these flowers.
That's it, nothing else happens. About a month or two's time passes here too, though most of it is a tube jump. You really only cover about 3 days with of stuff, insisting two parties and a proposal day.
Totally not with your time to read! Oh, did I mention that half the time the POV character changes happen without making it clear whose the POV? So much guesswork! Ugh!
The events of this book could be summed up as "Princess Pride officially has 3 secret finances that she must nature down to one in a couple years and Tiara also has 3 but accepts one of them when he proposed to her without knowing he was already in the list for her." (Spoilers at the end of review so you can choose to skip this volume.)
The first 40% of the book is the events of the same boring party retold from the perspective of several different people, most interacting with each other so nothing is new. The author tries to keep the reader in suspense by focusing the next 30% with people trying to guess/ferret out the candidates. Then there's 10% or so scattered around that tell the alternate story as things would have been bases in the orl otome game, which was rather boring. The final 20% is focused on since rare color changing rose that is not as interesting as the author seems to think... Certainly not worth the multitude of chapters and side stories dedicated to the flowers and people doing stuff with them.
Over all, this goes beyond fluff filler. I'm actually cranky about this volume. I might just drop the series at this point.
Promised spoilers:
1: Freesia is initiating a fiancee system to allow the princesses more choice in their marriage partners and also keep the candidates safe from rush if assassination by anonymity.
2: Tiara chooses Cedrice after he progresses to her. Unknown to him his 2 brothers were also her candidates. Here's going to move to Freesia so she can stay near her loved family. He's going to be a post master...
3: CPT Callum is pretty much found out as I've if Pride's candidates. He's intuitive enough to know that she has her choice person and just using him to fill in the third slot he says it's ok but it really is pretty sad.
4: After a long taunting wait the reader is allowed to know the other 2 fiancee candidates are Stale and Arthur. (My money is one the knight lol. Sorry bro!)
5: Blue roses are romantic and turn red when you give them to someone. The author is obsessed with these flowers.
That's it, nothing else happens. About a month or two's time passes here too, though most of it is a tube jump. You really only cover about 3 days with of stuff, insisting two parties and a proposal day.
Totally not with your time to read! Oh, did I mention that half the time the POV character changes happen without making it clear whose the POV? So much guesswork! Ugh!
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