My Magnificent Performance as the Newly-Chosen Villainess Matchmaker Manga Reviews

A refreshing take on the genre! The "villainess' isn't reincarnated into another world nor is she trying to survive (as her life isn't in danger at all), she's merely ordered to play a role in an outlandish attempt to get the hero and heroine together. Being mean doesn't come naturally to her, however. . . .

The whole premise of the story is that the villainess is actually a kind person trying to bring the FL and ML together. This story arc settles and multiple men show up to act as suitors for our now publicly kind ex villainess including gross playboys, the boy next door and foreign princes. To be honest, it should've ended briefly and sweetly after they resolved the ML and FL situation. But under the excuse of our villainess actually being too dense to make good decision (it's not as far as Catarina from My Next Life As A Villainess but on the same path), the chapters keep continuing... Let's be real, story wise, it is not that good.

Who’s the villain now? It’s a comedy of errors in which villains appear in the most unexpected places.