The Match-Making Man of a Wicked Woman Is Too Perfect

[Romance Fantasy · Comedy · Drama]

I became the final hidden boss who drives the world into fear and terror: a villainous great mage!

Yvonne, the villainess, is the type to destroy public property as a matter of course and even commit attempted murder. I possessed her right after she threw a bomb out of jealousy over the male lead and female lead.

Now, under my father Duke Argenthoz’s confinement order, I’m quietly enjoying a comfortable life. But the duke, who thinks I’m heartbroken after being dumped by the male lead, the crown prince, and have sunk into despair without even using magic, says:

“Your heart must be uneasy. I’ve emptied out a house over there and set protective magic around it, so feel free to destroy it as much as you like and vent your stress to your heart’s content.”

Then he even arranges a public blind date, saying to forget the used-up trash(?) from before.

I wasn’t refusing to use magic because I was shocked—I just don’t know how to use magic in the first place...

Besides, I’m a mage with magic-related amnesia, so why am I still this strong?

And the man set up for me by my father’s threats and pressure is so perfect that I feel sorry for him. Duke Rudnine Els, who never appeared in the main stage of the original story.

I meant to send away the perfect man who doesn’t suit me, the villainess, as gently as possible(?)...

***

“Yvonne.”

Rudnine gave a faint smile beneath the umbrella.

“Do you still, even now, still like His Highness the Crown Prince that much?”

That was Yvonne’s heart, the one who had a one-sided crush on the original story’s male lead... why does he keep misunderstanding me?

At his pained expression and gaze full of obsession, I reflexively stepped back, and my shoulder, beyond the umbrella, was soaked without mercy.

Then he quickly wrapped an arm around my waist and pulled me close.

At such a short distance, the sound of our breathing tangles and beats against my eardrums louder than the rain.

He whispered softly in my ear:

“Still not enough? Then I’ll have to work harder.”

I wanted to live quietly in the position of the villainess, but too many things have changed.