"My Next Life As A Villainess: All Routes Leads To Doom" by Satoru Yamaguchi

"My Next Life As A Villainess: All Routes Leads To Doom" by Satoru Yamaguchi - Light Novel

Looking for a story about the daughter of a duke?

Royal tea parties with too many delicious cakes?

Magic?

Then read on, my friend ;)

"My Next Life As A Villainess: All Routes Leads To Doom" by Satoru Yamaguchi is a story about our main character, a 17 year old girl – living and breathing for manga, anime and games. Tired after one night of frantic playing out her new favourite choose-your-own-adventure (otome) game, she gets into an accident and dies.

What then happens is that she is reincarnated into Katarina Claes's body. The villainess in her new favourite game.

Katarina Claes is the villain of your dreams. An evil bully that will meet her ultimately end by either being exiled or killed, depending on what path you choose in the game.

This is rather problematic for our main character, who sets plans into motion to avoid her bad ending.
Basically Katarina gets a personality change, and are now nice to the love interests (the bad endings!), practicing the sword and learning agriculture skills to be able to take care of herself should she be exiled.

The story is for sure carried by Katarinas personality.
To the reader she is silly, kind, but not particular bright and because of that, she doesn't notice that she is changing the game. Suddenly EVERYONE (boys, girls, EVERYONE) is in love with her, and with a title ”all routes lead to doom” it's sure to assume that Katarina is in for a challenge.

I first noticed this story on Crunchyroll. I couldn't wait for the new episodes, so here you have me reading the books hehe.

I just finished book two of the light novels, and it's all very very exciting :)

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