This Three-Year-Old Is A Villainess - Chapter 176
‘I hate taking medicine.’
I headed up to my room.
Since I was no longer receiving dormitory education and commuting from the Daymond jurisdiction, I didn’t have my own room.
I slept in the guest room.
Returning to the room I used, I stretched out and patted my shoulders.
“Oh, my shoulders. Oh, my back.”
Why does this body, which is only ten years old, already feel so worn out?
It’s all because I work too hard.
‘Not that I mind working.’
After stretching and loosening my stiff body with some millennial exercises.
‘Now, let’s see if there are any variables for today.’
I activated my blessing.
The novel that had changed its main character from Dalia to Balzac, and then to my father.
<Dad is the Best Looking in the World> already had comments up to chapter 19!
there might be no son-in-law in dear father’s dictionary, but erylotte will have a husband in hers…
└ squatting and sobbing at the wedding lmao
└ i’ll take care of you then, erylotte~ your new stepmom is here~
i feel like I’m raising a daughter with Daymond. a paper husband and a paper daughter raised with view countsㅠ
└ not to nitpick, but isn’t it an online husband and an online daughter?
our filial daughterㅠㅠ~ taming monsters and building connections behind her dad’s back to save him from sufferingㅠ i luv our dark horse daughter
let’s establish a monument for the filial daughter, erylotte! let’s do it!
ㄴthe moment she holds Abeno’s hand, she’ll become an unfilial daughter in a flashㅠㅠ ery~ live happily with your dad and brothers forever~!
Nothing particularly noteworthy.
But it felt good to read.
After <Grandvill> turned into <Dad is the Best Looking in the World>, the comments about me became much more gentle.
The massive shift from being a villain to the main character’s daughter had a significant impact.
Childcare stories are inherently popular and attract a wide audience.
Moreover, thanks to my efforts, all the hardships and trials that were supposed to befall my father in the future have disappeared.
As a result, my father—the main character—is progressing through the story quite skillfully!
The readership increased steadily, likely because the story was easy to read and free of difficult incidents.
Thanks to that, there were a lot of comments, which was very nice.
The more comments, the better.
The more comments readers leave on the novel, the more information I can gather.
‘Thank you, readers. I will cherish and read all your comments.’
Long live the readers! Long live!
Humming a tune, I scrolled down…
‘Huh?’
A comment that I couldn’t just pass by caught my eye.
Servant?
Did the servant get a significant description?
Since I’m living the story, not just reading it, I don’t know the descriptions in the changed novel.
That’s why I appreciate more comments that provide insight about the story.
‘Not all comments are correct, but about half are usually right…’
At least fifty-fifty.
Or even more.
You can never ignore the instincts of readers who have read a ton of webnovels.
If they say something is suspicious, there’s usually a reason.
It would be best to know what kind of description was emphasized.
But I couldn’t see the content.
In the end, I had to rely on the comments, so I kept scrolling down, eyes peeled.
Still, nothing particularly useful came up.
‘Let’s think. If it’s nothing, that’s fine, but if it’s true, it’s better to know in advance.’
I couldn’t focus much on the servant while talking with Abeno earlier.
However…
For some reason, there was something unsettling about those eyes…
For a servant in charge of the precious only son of the crown prince, there was something off about him.
‘His eyes are disturbing.’
I guarantee it’s not just a vague feeling.
As a young lady of the Astra family, I’ve seen countless employees.
I’m not the type to pick on people just because I’m in a bad mood.
‘It wouldn’t hurt to investigate a bit.’
Moreover, I have my living CCTV.
Grinning, I looked down at my shadow.
My precious, clever baby.
It’s your time to shine now.
“Ombre.”
As I called his name, smoke billowed out from my shadow.
‘Oh, this really makes me look like a villainess.’
Of course, I’m not a villainess anymore since I’m the main character’s daughter now.
Anyway, that’s not what matters right now.
I gave Ombre an order.
“Go to Abeno’s room.”
