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Forget Being the Villainess I Want to Be an Adventurer! (Manga): Volume 3 - cover

Forget Being the Villainess I Want to Be an Adventurer! (Manga): Volume 3

Hiro Oda

Translator Kim Louise Davis

Publisher: J-Novel Heart

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Summary

After a harsh realization, Sere’s world is shattered. During her peaceful school days, she and Lou work on a plan to counter Maribelle and protect her loved ones. But with characters diverging from the plot, how can Sere know what the future holds?
Available since: 06/26/2024.
Print length: 160 pages.

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