A Villain Is A Good Match For A Tyrant

Humor and Lighthearted Moments Despite its intense and dramatic tone, A Villain Is A Good Match For A Tyrant also knows how to inject humor and lighthearted moments into the story. The witty exchanges between characters provide a welcome break from the tension, offering readers a chance to smile or laugh. These comedic moments balance the darker themes of the series, ensuring the manga never feels too heavy. The humor is well-timed and often used to highlight the unique personalities of the characters.

The beautiful illegitimate daughter of the Navitan Kingdom's royal family, Cecile Franvier, has been selected as the bride of the Arkia Empire's notorious Emperor Estian. He is a heartless despot who possesses inhuman strength, and all surrounding countries live in constant fear of his savage conquests. Everyone treats Cecile as if marrying Estian means she is certain to die soon—and she refuses to go down without a fight. Cecile pretends to be a wretched woman who will never tremble before the tyrannical Estian. She demands that he carry her to the altar, and she is not sure which is more surprising—that the emperor complies or how handsome he is. As the new empress, Cecile becomes an immediate target of various assassins. However, Estian takes a liking to her, revealing one way she can survive: she must become a villainess infamous enough to outshine even him!

One day the tyrant, Estian, sent a marriage proposal to Cecil. She got dragged to the empire unwillingly but when she saw the emperor’s face she had a change of heart. “You’re quite the hottie aren’t you?” She liked her husband. And her husband likes her back too! To live happily with her tyrant husband does Cecil need to become a villainess far worse than the tyrant?!