Though I Am an Inept Villainess - Season 1

Season 1
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Though I Am an Inept Villainess
On the night of the Double Sevens Festival, Maiden Kou Reirin is forced to swap bodies with the much hated Shu Keigetsu. However, Reirin rejoices about the fact...?

Will I Be Living Here?
As a result of the commotion in the inner court, Reirin is ordered by Noble Consort Shu to relocate her room, though this is simply banishment in disguise. Because the new abode is basically an abandoned shed, Leelee the personal court lady for Keigetsu unleashes the frustrations that has been building up within her heart.

Shoulders Back, Look Forward
It has been four days since the swap. Reirin, who has been bahished to a hut in the Shu Palace, devotes herself to farming utilizing Keigetsu's healthy body. Enjoying a freedom where she doesn't trouble anyone, Reirin spends her days feeling fulfilled. Meanwhile, Leelee is provoked by Gayou, a high court lady from the Kin family who suddenly appeared before her, to harass Reirin...

My Miracle Comet
Reirin proposes ending the body swap, but Keigetsu refuses as Lily begins to sense something is amiss.

Who Is That Girl?
To settle the score with Gayou, Reirin and Leelee head to the Ghost Festival ritual. Kin Seika the hostess performs a marvelous dance...

I Won't Let You Die
The Kou clan court lady Tousetsu reports that "Reirin" is in critical condition. Wanting to save Keigetsu, Reirin is given a certain task by the empress...

Meaning of Entrusting a Weapon
Tousetsu catches onto the Maidens' swap. Keigetsu realizes a gift is cursed. The empress Kenshuu looks back on her memories together with Noble Consort Shu...

Like a Villainess, Like a Villainess
Reirin hypothesizes there is a mastermind behind the harassment. She calls for Keigetsu through the flames, but Keigetsu is the one asking for help...

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