Series Webpage: https://www.es-luna.jp/bookdetail/47nonbirito_luna.php

Comments after reading part of the web novel version using Google Tradutor

I searched for web novel because i Liked this series art

This series make me remember of Making Magic: The Sweet Life of a Witch Who Knows an Infinite MP Loophole and By the Grace of the Gods , because although they have little participation in the story, the goddesses have some influence in the world and some characters.

I liked this series status and skill system.

The web novel is complete, but it got sequel that is currently being published

Spoilers comments

crafting? Sign me up.

This looks pretty interesting.

The author saided that Volume 3 is scheluded to release on November 2024.

VOLUME 2 COVER

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@gustavosousil Ah, okay. Thank you for the info!

MANGA VERSION

https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/8459/manga-the-duke-s-daughter-goes-her-own-way

Volume 4 Released on August 30 2024

VOLUME 4 COVER

With a cute female lead drawn by an artist I’m pretty fond of and a story at least partly about crafting I’m definitely up for Kusamahoushi Chloe (and indeed already have all three volumes). With it being completed last year, the longer it goes the less likely a license is going to get though.

Manga Version Licensing Suggestions page: https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/8530/manga-the-villain-princess-who-officially-became-a-witch-for-the-second-time-vows-never-to-lose-someone-important-to-her-again

CORONA EX Manga page: https://to-corona-ex.com/comics/165496450891893

Sounds fun

This is an amazing story that I think falls into a similar camp as Deaths Daughter and Otome Heroine.

I personally think it's criminally underrated, also has the funniest epilogue I have ever read.

J-Novel Club is now doing DRM-Free manga so it's a good time to remind people that this spin-off is still unlicensed.

I recently read the WN and had a great time with it. The world building is good and I really enjoy the somewhat more complex and realistic characters/story. It's not simply "These are the good guys and those are the bad guys", but instead makes you think about the ideals, decisions and events. As much as I like my brain-off-feel-good series, it's novels like these that leave a lasting impression and I'd like to see this one getting an official English release.