Chapter 3: THROWN INTO A NOVEL WORLD?
"Back to the plot... According to my assessment and deductions, the villainess, Alicia wasn't evil at all. She was just termed villainess because of a misunderstanding between herself and Aristia, and because Aristia felt she was trying to make fun of her and embarrass her."
Since Alicia didn't know how to express herself properly, her actions and words didn't come out the way she wanted and caused Aristia and the people close to her to misunderstand her.
[Pitiful little girl. She was just like those people who didn't have ill intentions and actually meant no harm when they spoke but didn't know how to express themselves clearly and thus, their words come out the wrong way.]
She wasn't really sure though as she had doubts about the villain and even the female lead as in the novels her houseworkers usually talked about, after entering the novel world, the protagonist would notice that the original female lead actually wasn't the kind person she was portrayed to be and that the villain was actually innocent.
Sigh.
"Books, books..." She shook her head.
"Nothing dire happened to Alicia though which was also part of the reason I didn't drop the book halfway through. She wasn't talked about anymore since Aristia avoided her throughout the novel till the end. But I feel like the author just didn't want Aristia to experience hardship, which is why he or she just tagged any random character as Villainess. The author must have a serious case of 'My-character-must-be-invincible-and-well-liked' Syndrome."
She rolled her eyes even more when she thought of the novel's abrupt end. She didn't know anything about the author as there was no information about the author, not even a name, only the novel plot.
There were lots of events in the book but Aristia, the heroine, barely played any role in the book.