
I LOVE anti-hero plot types. That was the first thing that came to my mind when I saw this manga. But...
Alicia keeps giving me a whiplash with admirable logical choices and comedic knuckle sandwiches of "Villainess this" and "Villainess that". Someone in the comments made a good theory as to why but the way it's written makes it hard to take her seriously. Now I feel for how people who know her basically does at this point think "She's crazy but she means well". So far 3.5/5.
I dunno why I wrote this whilst reading the novel lol. Now 2-2.5 of 5.

Reminds me of an ex-friends' ex-girlfriend... I was their unfortunate outlet and in-between. They rekindled their romance after but dude got jealous of me because she's been telling me everything even though he literally did the same thing thus becoming an ex-friend.
They broke up in the end though due to severe lack of communication (rinse-and-repeat-situation), and for some reason I was happy about it.
Anyway, read the raws before somewhere, this is gonna be a bit of an angsty ride for the first-half of the series.
Books that fall under the omegaverse genre always has an iffy angle. And most times, it can only go one way or another. Rare are the books that manage to be mildly acceptable.
I can already see a few alarming flags that delve into certain tropes I hope the author won't go into. But I know that it's falls onto that trend so it seems that it will be inevitable.
But then again, we'll see in the upcoming chapters.