7th Time Loop: The Villainess Enjoys a Carefree Life Married to Her Worst Enemy!
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Masashi UoyamaCast:
Nobunaga Shimazaki, Ikumi Hasegawa, Shinnosuke Tachibana, Shunichi Toki, Mariya Ise, Daisuke Ono, Katsumi Fukuhara, Hiromichi Tezuka, Nobuhiko Okamoto (more)VOD (1)
Episodes(12)
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The Fiancé Who Killed Me (E01)
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The Golden Imperial Capital (E02)
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A Thinly Veiled Sword Dance (Rondo) (E03)
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Turning the Knave into a Secret Spice (E04)
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Another Kind of Trade (E05)
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The Only One in the World (E06)
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A Lullaby Like the Beat of a Heart (E07)
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The Color of the Sea Beyond the Horizon (E08)
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Visitor from the North (E09)
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A Sweetly Fragrant Cigarette Is Lit (E10)
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The Determination of a Snow Flower (E11)
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The Most Beautiful Thing (E12)
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Rishe Irmgard Weitzner, a duke's daughter, has a secret: she died at the age of 20 and returned to the moment five years prior when her engagement was called off. She has already experienced this time loop six times and lived out those five years a different way each time, as a merchant, a doctor, a maid, a knight, and more. Now, on her seventh go-around, she's determined to live to a ripe old age and spend it relaxing. But the moment she flees the castle with that decision in her heart, she runs into the infamously cruel crown prince of a rival kingdom, Arnold Hein. He happens to be the one who killed her during her life as a knight, but now, he seems to have taken a bizarre liking to her... and begs her to become his wife. Thus, in order to stay alive and prevent a war, Rishe utilizes her previous experiences to kick off her seventh life as the bride of an enemy nation's crown prince. (Crunchyroll)
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Reviews (1)
I must say, I quite enjoyed this series. From the very first episode, the excellent animation got me hooked. The way the creators played with light and shadow was impressive, setting the stage for the introduction of Prince Arnold in a manner that commanded both respect and a hint of fear. As the series unfolded, I found myself growing attached to the main heroine. The concept of a time loop and her six previous lives felt like a fresh and intriguing premise. I was eager to see how she would navigate her current story with the wealth of experiences from her past lives. And I have to say, the series delivered on this front. She cleverly utilized her history and knowledge throughout the storyline. Arnold's fascination with the main heroine totally makes sense. She's not the kind of woman you'd get bored with; she's full of surprises. It's easy to see why she keeps him intrigued, and it's a quality that impresses many. The dynamic between the main couple was a highlight for me. Their playful teasing added a charming layer to their interactions. Watching the cool and pragmatic prince undergo subtle changes, all while trying to maintain his facade, was fascinating. Similarly, witnessing Rishe's evolving relationship with the prince and her goals for this new life kept me engaged. Overall, it's a very good and quite interesting series that kept me entertained. Although I must admit, I'm puzzled by the use of "villainess" in the title. From what I've seen so far, the main heroine has never been a villainess... 7.5/10
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