After waking up from a nightmare, Iris realizes that she has been reincarnated as the villainess of an otome game that only has Merry Bad Endings.... more>>

What’s more, the game is a brutal game in which if the heroine’s love affair is successful, it’s a Merry Bad End, but if it’s not, without exception the heroine is stabbed to death by the villainess.

In this way, the younger brother who is a capture target grows into a major S torture bondage knight, and she herself will meet ruin as a rival of the holy maiden heroine. Moreover, in the worst True Ending, there is a possibility that the Royal Capital will go up in flames.

I’m the villainess! No matter if you insist it’s the heroine’s happiness, I will stop the Merry Bad End!

Iris decided. While folding her own ruin flag, as a villainess, she will prevent the heroine from getting a happy (Merry Bad) ending.

While hoping for her brother’s healthy growth, and avoiding an engagement with the future confinement yandere prince, Iris decides to get in the way of the heroine’s love flag with the (potential) psychopath sorcerer who burns down the royal capital. But due to her actions, she was unwillingly made a rival of the Holy Maiden.

However, becoming a holy maiden leads to an engagement with the prince. That is Iris’ Ruin Flag. She absolutely cannot become a holy maiden.

That’s why, I’m the villainess! I’m not a holy maiden—!! <<less

“Brigid Grimbursty, you’re fired!”... more>>

Mrs. Kat, Brigid’s employer’s wife, yelled, handing her a letter and a small box. Brigid got axed from her tutoring job over adultery accusations.

(There’s proof of s*xual harassment, so let’s seek penalties and charge the wrongdoer!)

Brigid exited the place, bubbling with excitement.

In reality, Brigid is a reincarnated soul. In her past life, she was an overworked elementary school teacher who died in her thirties. She reincarnated as the fallen lady (mob) from a web novel she used to read.

Her favorite character in the novel is a villain from an orphanage. Raised without love, she eventually meets her end at the hands of the story’s main character.

She vows, “I’ll protect Oshi’s life! I won’t let him become a villain!” She struggles to adopt Oshi, but realizes that she can’t do so if she remains unmarried. To secure Oshi’s future, she uses her money and otaku collectibles to support the orphanage.

Brigid loses her tutoring job due to adultery accusations, but the “Impossible Marquis, who never falls in love,” suggests a fake marriage to become his preferred adoptive parent. With no reason to decline, Brigid eagerly agrees to the ruse.

As time passes, she falls in love with him and is even cherished by the Ironclad Marquis, who once insisted he couldn’t love her as a wife.

This is a story that blends childcare and fantasy, using the knowledge of otakus and teachers in a tale of love and family. <<less