From Two-Bit Baddie to Total Heartthrob: This Villainess Will Cross-Dress to Impress! Volume 3 [Parts 1 to 13] by Masamune Okazaki

Author:Masamune Okazaki
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Light Novel, partial, comedy, reincarnation, cross-dressing, romance, reverse harem, j-novel heart, otome, strong female lead, gender-bend, misunderstanding
Publisher: J-Novel Club (generated)

“This sucks... This seriously, seriously sucks,” I grumbled.

“I voted for you too, Ellie!” Lilia proudly declared.

Unfortunately, even the other candidates for the role were allowed to cast a vote for me—and there was nothing I could do about it.

I couldn’t help but wonder if Lilia actually hated me.

“Can you blame me?” she continued. “Getting to see you cross-dress in women’s clothes is like winning an SSR card from a gacha game!”

Lilia, please...this isn’t a gacha game. The stakes are a hell of a lot higher than getting the rarest card possible.

“Seriously, whatever your expectations are, I’m not gonna live up to them. You know who can pull off a dress, though? Isaac. If you ask me, he’s a much better man for the job,” I protested.

“Isn’t that part of the appeal, though? Seeing someone who can’t pull off a dress is a uniquely enriching experience.”

“That’s...not the issue,” I groaned, my head in my hands.

Sure, it might’ve been funny if I looked completely ridiculous in a dress...but the thing was, I didn’t.

If you’re hoping for a hoot, I can promise you right now, you’re going to be sorely disappointed. It’s gonna be a half-assed, sorry sight. The most it’s going to elicit is an awkward, “Oh...right.”

No one would benefit from that. For everyone’s sake, it’d be better to give Isaac the role.

“Please, Lilia. Switch out for me.”

“No.”

“C’mon... I’ll treat you to something for it?”

“Only if you announce, ‘I think Lilia should be the prince! ♡’”

“You know I don’t have it in me to do that.”

Lilia puffed her cheeks out in a pout, and I let out a discouraged sigh. There was no way I was going to say that about someone I’d turned down. That was way too awkward, even for me.

Yoh had won the rock-paper-scissors competition fair and square. Of the four contenders, he was the one I’d most dreaded acting alongside. Unfortunately, there was no fighting it—such was the nature of rock-paper-scissors.

Considering I had no choice but to rehearse with him, though, I figured I might as well make the most of an otherwise crummy situation. The silver lining was that it gave me an opportunity to get to the bottom of what the hell he was after. If I could figure that out, then maybe I could present him with some alternative way to achieve it—one that didn’t involve following me around all the time. That sounded like a win-win for both of us.

“Thank you for your patience, Sir Burton!” Marquess Isabella’s daughter exclaimed as she entered the classroom.

She had a man in tow with her (presumably, her butler) who was carrying large, multi-colored bolts of fabric. As he laid each piece on the desk in front of me, it became clear they were bolts of dress fabric.

I couldn’t believe how unlucky I was. How had I managed to avoid countless family commitments that had required me to wear a dress, only to finally be forced into one—and for a school play, of all things?

“Quite a commotion you’ve got going on here,” an elegant voice said.

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