Summary
Read manhwa Adieu, My Villainess Life
It’s at her first ball that Carmilla falls in love at first sight with Bernhard. Despite his reluctant attitude, Carmilla ties the knot with him and believes she would be happy forever as long as she got rid of his lover. But her husband’s disdain continues even throughout her pregnancy, causing Carmilla to lose her precious child. On the way back from seeing Bernhard’s lover, Carmilla’s carriage topples and she dies. Perhaps that was her fate for being the villainess in the love triangle. But suddenly, she finds herself back in time when she had yet to marry Bernhard. Could this be her second chance to rectify things? She decides to change her fate and no longer succumb to the strict rules of her family as well as her cruel first love.
- Chapter 22 December 6, 2024
- Chapter 21 December 6, 2024
- Chapter 20 November 29, 2024
- Chapter 19 November 22, 2024
- Chapter 18 November 21, 2024
- Chapter 17 November 21, 2024
- Chapter 16 November 21, 2024
- Chapter 15 November 21, 2024
- Chapter 14 November 21, 2024
- Chapter 13 November 21, 2024
- Chapter 12 November 16, 2024
- Chapter 11 November 16, 2024
- Chapter 10 November 15, 2024
- Chapter 9 November 10, 2024
- Chapter 8 November 9, 2024
- Chapter 7 November 8, 2024
- Chapter 6 November 8, 2024
- Chapter 5 November 8, 2024
- Chapter 4 November 8, 2024
- Chapter 3 November 8, 2024
- Chapter 2 November 8, 2024
- Chapter 1 October 24, 2024
Eveaustria
I rather like this story!
For once, the first/past life (before the heroine returns in time) does not consist of the typical dark drama about execution, horrible mistreatings, bloody murder, defamation or devastating war.
The new timeline also does not quickly focus on a new love-story (like a contract-marriage) of the female lead, nor on a drawn-out revenge-plan.
Instead, right after the break-up, the heroine gets closer with her own family; and then goes on a trip together with her mother, where she gets to meet new people.
The story also takes its time to describe the further actions and circumstances of the bad guys as well as what happens to the naive female lover of the cheater.
Yes, the art is certainly not top tier, but it’s okay and fulfills its purpose to tell the story properly. And you can see that the artist put in an effort – not everyone is born a master.
Roseee
I wouldn’t recommend.
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The FL forced a dude with a lover to marry her just coz she was infatuated with him. She thought after marriage he would fall for her but that doesn’t happen. After she goes back to the past she still isn’t moving on and although the guy is sometimes at fault the fl is worse and keeps blaming him.
Eveaustria
@Roseee – nope, this is not true at all. When the female lead gets proposed to by Ian (on that trip with her mother), she DOES reflect on her actions and regrets that she had basically forced Bern (her former husband in the first/past timeline) to marry her!
The female lead does not immediately regret her actions, but it’s a process that slowly develops.
It’s absolutely okay to “blame” the cheater; he was never just an innocent victim. For example: he slept with the female lead until she got pregnant, even though he refused to treat her nicely otherwise. Also he married her despite not “loving” her just because of money and power 🙁
lemonflymint
I find the art pretty boring and characters are bland. Story is just okay.
MiscMech
Really generic and also kinds boring. The stakes are way lower than the usual regression stories. Also FL doesn’t really stand out as a “villainess”.
xnaysilvousplait
First off, the art on the cover is completely different from the actual art. The actual art style is kinda bad, generic and not proportional. The story is mid and I hope we’re not gonna backtrack and say oh the mistress is actually really nice. Like girl, I hope she stops deluding herself. The guy is awful and he’s made to be awful. I hope he and his mistress befall a fate worse than death for causing the FL to lose her baby.