Kill the Villainess, Vol. 1

The mix feels seamless and adds depth to the story. I wonder what inspired the decision to set this in a stylized historical world with supernatural twists.

The illustrations are intense and atmospheric — they really brought the revenge themes to life. I'd love to hear if others felt the same impact from the art style.

Her decisions felt both justified and morally complex. Did anyone else find themselves sympathizing with her, or was she too cold for that?