The protagonist is basically Doctor Heinz Doofenshmirtz without the traumatic backstory. They're "evil" but only because working for the big evil corporation pays really well. So they just do little schemes so they can get paid without ever going to prison.

A character in chapter 2 says "... Aren't you a bit too young to be trying to conquer D-City?"

Absolute peak if you've ever seen Phineas and Ferb.

Honestly I don't actually know if this is good, but I can't not like it, since Phineas and Ferb. Considering the other reviewer didn't... more>> seem to get the reference, it's probably good if you haven't seen the show anyways.

Edit after reading further: Alright so my "true" review without biases to the show I like. This is a low thoughts level comedy. It doesn't take itself seriously. You shouldn't take it seriously. Either you like the jokes and it's fun, or it isn't and you don't read. You'll know if you like it within the first couple of chapters. <<less

Setting 5/5

Nothing much to say about it, the world building is done in such a way that the author has leeway to imagine and make a lot of scenarios into fruition.

So the world building is good imo.

... more>> I'd rate the MC 5/5 too I like her calm and composed personality double with the fact that she likes teasing her nemesis though in the novels with her personality that may become dull and the gags might start getting repeated.

Furthermore, the story is pretty logical and rational and you don't have moments where the narrative goes against feats for example a smart character not showing an ounce of intelligence here there's none of that.

Also props to the translation since to my knowledge there wasn't any error, great translation that obviously has editing and proofreading.

Overall, the theme of this novel is pretty lighthearted for now and the characterization of characters are on point, well anyways found this a great read, though it's a shame there isn't more chapters. <<less