what happened to ribbonedvonnie???
I think she deactivated :((..

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what happened to ribbonedvonnie???
I think she deactivated :((..
Why The one Within the Villainess surpasses being just great
Among isekais, it's easy for writtings to fall victim of ill handled exposition, uninteresting or plain characters, shallow worlds or missuse of cliches. But The One Within the Villainess handles them well, with its few faults being covered by its greatly executed premisse and plot.
The premise of the history starts as the common villain reversal isekai of an otome game, but with a distinct framing. We see the narrative not through the eyes of the character that has been reincarnated into this world, but through the eyes of the villainess within her own body now possessed by the reincarnator. This is used to set the motivation the main character will have moving forward. As we how the earnest reincarnator witnessed by the protagonist be wronged by the manipulative saintess. Both the presentation of how the protagonist grew affection for the reincarnator in her body and how the 'targets' grew affection before being manipulated was well crafted and earnest, making good use of tropes presentation and passing. Similarly, the presentation of the saintess roten personality, inequacy and how her use of drugs and underhanded tatics to taint the reincarnators name is well built in a way that it convinces the viewer and greatly builds her as a roten antagonist. After the confrontation event, the protagonist, now back in control of her body and deeply irated by the harm done to the reincarnators mind by the saintess, takes her steps for 'revenge'. For that, we see how she seeks to take the role of the saintess away from her, by making her an unessecity for the world. The writting then does a great job in showcasing the cunning of the protagonist as well as her grimly motivated goodness, paired with good art and interesting progressing worldbuilding. The manga ultimatly shines through the writing of the protagonist. Both her affections, motives and moves are all well constructed and interesting to read. Coupled with the good art and a loathable saintess as a distant antagonist to dream to see the downfall, I'll be eager to see where this story goes next. So to the those that decide to read it, enjoy your meal.
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i still think and smile about the gaster drawings you did for me. anyways orba told me you really like soriel so i did a drawing for u (this is muggertime btw)
this is the most romantic thing i have ever seen
do u ever read ur own poetry think ‘fuck yea’ because i do that, a lot even if the entire world doesn’t like it, i like it just fine it’s self-satisfactory, but i need all the self-satisfaction is can muster in order to get other shit done
Kevin Bacon Did An Incredible Shot-By-Shot Recreation Of His Iconic “Footloose” Dance
i just finished the first chapter of SAGA and I. AM. DYING.
it's so good. fucking SO GOOD.
I don't understand or care why people have so much beef with this season of teen wolf like I dont get it are we watching the same show?? this season is great
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