After I isekai'd as the female villain of an otome game, I just wanted to avoid the death ending and live a peaceful life. But why are the male lead and female lead fighting over me?

The only daughter in the dukedom was pampered her whole life and grew up spoiled to the point where she thinks talking is a pain. However, when her family was dragged into political turmoil, she was sent far away to the border with a mercenary group. There was no high-quality food or doting servants there to look after her. Facing a completely unfamiliar environment and a cold-hearted mercenary captain, how can the young lady survive?

As the only daughter of the dukedom, she had been spoiled since she was a child to the point talking is troublesome to her. Because of political struggles, her family sent her to a mercenary group far away in the frontier. No high-end ingredients nor unconditionally pampering servants here, in the unfamiliar place with a cold-faced and cold-voiced mercenary leader, what a ducal lady like her should do?The Princess Doesn't Want to Be Spoiled, The Ducal Lady Doesn't to Be Pampered, mangabuddy is a website dedicated to fans of anime, , , , video games, and cosplay. Where you may find all of your anime-related memes, recommendations, reviews, manga recommendations, character fanfiction, favorite quotations, and simply those ordinary anime things that you enjoy, particularly memes.You can , online for free at mangabuddy. Chapters are updated hourly with high-quality graphics and a full English translation. Find free translations of your favorite , and . The latest updated content on mangabuddy is now available.

One day, she finds herself reborn as Nielce Glory, the main character in a revenge novel and the strongest witch around—a title she earned by single-handedly taking down the Church. Despite being determined to leave all her grudges behind and face the miserable life she's supposed to have, she ends up saving Harvil, the templar who's fated to kill her later on in the novel. What was a brief moment of softheartedness has now become a major lifelong headache. And why is the usually cold-hearted Harvil from the novel acting so clingy now?