Reborn as a Villainess Mad Libs

Two years ago, I made a Mad Libs for the Tensei Isekai genre. Now, I'll do the same thing for a subgenre in which the character is reincarnated as a villainess in an otome game.

    1. Give your character a name, preferably a Japanese one, and decide the character's gender- male, female or nonbinary. The character will henceforth be referred to as "Protagonist," or the pronoun "they" and its variants, which can be altered as appropriate. I know Mad Libs generally don't explain where each answer comes in, but this is a special case.
    2. A number
    3. A job- "student" or "unemployed" counts.
    4. Give a name of a game.
    5. Give another name to your protagonist, who will hereafter be called Villain. You can also choose another gender if you want, and it can be different from their first life, but the protagonist will still be called "they"(again, replaced with whatever pronoun you chose).
    6. Give a noble title
    7. Give a name of a character, known hereafter as the Lover
    8. Give the Lover a noble or royal title.
    9. Give the name of a character, known hereafter as the Hero.
    10. List a few crimes.
    11. List a way someone can kill someone else.
    12. List another way someone can kill someone else.
    13. List a sentence for a crime.

    (Protagonist), a (Number 1)-year-old (Job) suddenly died one day from (Cause of Death), and was reborn in (Game) as (Villain), the child of (Noble Title) (Villain's Last Name) and the story's villain(ess).

    In the original story of (Game), (Villain) is engaged to (Lover), and bullies (Hero), a commoner who attend the same school and the hero of (Game).  In the original game, there are two endings for (Lover)'s route. In the original, (Villain) is convicted of (Crimes) and is sent into exile. In the bad ending, (Villain) tries to kill (Hero), but (Lover) kills (Villain) instead, resulted in Hero being sentenced to (sentence).

    (Villain), seeking a way to survive, decides not to act like the villain in the game did. As a result, (Villain) not only wins the heart of (Lover), but also (Hero) and many other characters.

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