RVing My Way into Exile with My Beloved Cat: This Villainess Is Trippin'

Punichan

Feb 2024 · RVing My Way into Exile with My Beloved Cat: This Villainess Is Trippin' Vol 1 · J-Novel Club

About this ebook

When a video game-loving office worker reincarnates as Mizarie Kraphtia, the villainess of an otome game, she’s determined to have a better life than the original character. Yet despite her best efforts, the game self-corrects and leads Mizarie to an ending where she’s sentenced to exile—just what she was hoping to avoid. There’s a twist, however: She had no idea her game-breaking skill could summon a...modern RV?!

Mizarie now decides to make the most of her exile and sets out on a journey with her beloved cat, Ohagi. Not only does she get to drive around the world, but she gains experience as she goes, unlocking convenient features like a bathroom, kitchen, and more for her RV! Lighting campfires and cooking outdoors like she always dreamed of doing in her last life, Mizarie takes her time exploring this new fantastical setting with her adorable feline travel companion. Her storyline in the otome game may be over, but her leisurely vacation in exile is just getting started!

Ratings and reviews

I really like the story itself. That's 5 stars. But I definitely do not like the English title. I understand the pun, but trippin' is still more closely associated with drug use than it is going on a trip. Additionally, there's some use of words like "sadge" and "big mad" which I had to look up to understand that they're old internet slang, which shouldn't be in an official translation. This is a poor choice by the translator and editor, and should never have been approved. Very unprofessional.

I want to like this more but the writing is very light. Plot holes, lack of context and things that aren't really described make it a weird read. It needs time to bake longer.

this reminds me a lot of mixed bathing in another world. Main characters with a weird ability ( summoning an rv or a bathhouse). it's fun and obviously not too serious. don't read this while hungry. there's quite a bit of campfire cooking and food descriptions.