Akuyaku Reijou-tachi wa Yuruganai

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Japanese: 悪役令嬢たちは揺るがない

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Type: Manga

Volumes: Unknown

Chapters: Unknown

Status: Publishing

Published: Oct 3, 2024 to ?

Genres: Drama, Fantasy

Theme: Villainess

Serialization: Flos Comic

Authors: Yatsuki, Wakatsu (Story), Akabane, Nina (Art)

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Score: 6.93¹ (scored by 195 users)

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Ranked: #10941²

² based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded.

Popularity: #17783

Members: 1,032

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Ranked #10941Popularity #17783Members 1,032

MangaFlos ComicYatsuki, Wakatsu (Story), Akabane, Nina (Art)

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Synopsis

It has been half a year since Aini Mikkola, the saintess in training who who hails from a barony in the countryside, arrived at the Royal Academy. The school is in turmoil. The boys, the sons of aristocrats, are at the mercy of Aini's innocent, natural cuteness, while the girls are angry at her disregard for the manners of the aristocracy. In the midst of all this, there were three daughters who were dubbed "the villainesses," in reference to a popular story. Seraphina, the crown prince's fiancée and the daughter of an upright marquise. Sandra, the noble daughter of a viscount who made their wealth from commerce. Bernardetta, the brilliant daughter of the current Prime Minister's who is a marquise. When a sense of disquiet begins to grow in the school, these women finally stand up! To correct Aini's mistakes and to follow their own hearts.

This is a record of the battle between the three "villainesses" and the saintly apprentices, a battle for the way of life of women.

(Source: Kadokawa, translated)

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Apr 6, 2025

Lewd_Beast

Not Recommended

Preliminary (12/? eps)

I'm marking it as not recommended, simply because I personally find it as dull as dish water. I can appreciate that Japan being magpies love to adopt other cultural aspects, but being British, there is nothing so dull as reading about the class system in this country.

So far, there has been no real protagonist, just a collection of snooty people sat around drinking tea. No other story has presented itself as yet. Japan may well be fascinated about etiquette and manners and may well lap this up, but if you are obsessed with this topic, it may be right up your street, but for ...