As if it was not enough that she had re-incarnated away from her life with her parents into a slum, a girl without a name for the early parts of the book was sold into slavery. So, she was living in the slum as an abandoned kid, committing regular crimes to fend for herself while she was in the street.
She even went as far as hiding her true gender as a girl, and to every one of her team in the slum, she was a boy. After all, she was still very young and her feminine parts were not showing yet. One day, she made a move, and this singular “wrong” move that she made, changed her life forever.
In the slum, as I stated earlier, she committed petty crimes to fend for herself, and on this fateful day, she picked the pocket of the wrong person.
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Part 1: Story Line of You’ve Got The Wrong House, Villain
It was difficult to tell if the man that the lead female of You’ve Got The Wrong House Villain Book stole from was a policeman. I had cause to believe that he was a policeman.
He beat her up and abandoned her in an alley where she was injured and bleeding. Of course, while this was happening to her, none of her slum friends came to save her, knowing fully that they were likely to face the same fate as her if they allowed the man and his partner to get a hold of them.
Moreover, being beaten up in the slum for whatever reason was not a new thing so it did not warrant any cause for emergency help. Moving forward, the beaten girl fainted after trying to get back on her feet and continue on her way, only for her to wake up and find out that she had been sold to slavery. A human trafficking ring had gotten hold of her. Pathetic! Read similar book
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Apart from the fact that the book narrated that slavery was not illegal in the criminal city of Carnot, the girl had no parents and no family to look out for her.
The only people that knew her were her friends in the slum, and of course, they didn’t have the capacity to go after her, so she was taken away without hitches. After a back and forth with retail slave dealers, her final destination as a slave was at the notorious institute of Bioscience in the criminal city of Carnot. There, she turned into a specimen for an experiment. The author of You’ve Got The Wrong House, Villain, narrates the eerie setting of the lab. As soon as the girl arrived there, she could hear the depressing cries of other slaves before her, and the aura of the institute was downright horrible and depressing.
Directly taken to a lab, the lead character of You’ve Got The Wrong House, Villain was forcefully injected in the neck. She literally felt whatever the liquid that the scientists had put into her, seep through her body through her neck.
Amidst pain and several other nauseating feelings that she felt as a result of what was injected into her, her memory was also triggered, and she remembered the days she had spent with her family before reincarnation. Days were spent before she woke up in the slum.
She Was on her way home one fateful night when she was pushed by a drunkard. She fell, and the final thing she remembered was being swallowed up by a bright light. She was woken up by the joyful sound of a man’s voice, who was likely the scientist that had conducted an experiment on her.
She was the first among several others that had responded positively and successfully to the experiment. She was the first child that the experiment was conducted on, as others had been adults, and the experiment always failed.
When she completely woke up from this experiment, she realized that her physical features were different. Her hair which was formerly short and had a pale gold color was now black and incredibly long. She had grown taller and looked older than a ten-year-old.
Also, a lot of webs surrounded her as if she had just been drawn out of a cocoon. What was going on? Read the book to see how this girl that hardly had a name until later was transported forcefully by science into a reverse-harem world where she would start a third life after reincarnating and transmigrating twice.
Part 2: Hot Chapters of You’ve Got The Wrong House, Villain
Prologue
The prologue gives a run-down of the book. Arachne, the name the girl was given by the man who should her to the Biochemistry institution had started life after escaping from the institution where she was injected with a fluid that turned her into the person that she currently was. She was the neighbor of the main character of the reverse harem novel she found herself in after the experiment.
The prologue directly depicts the title of the book. Arachne returned home from wherever she must have been in the evening and saw a man known to have belonged to the underworld at her doorstep.
She knew that at the time she read the book, the man ought to have been lying in front of the house of the main character of the novel of which she was just a neighbor. So, why was he in front of her house? As a result of this, she kicked him away from her doorstep while muttering the words, You’ve Got The Wrong House, Villain.
Chapter 1
This chapter of You’ve Got The Wrong House, Villain Book narrates how the former nameless girl that lived in the slum found herself in the famous biochemistry institution and bore another name, Arachne. After doing what she was used to and probably knew best, pickpocketing, she was caught, beaten up, and left to bleed at a corner of an alley.
It would interest you to know in this chapter that she was pretending to be a boy while she lived in the slum so that she could be accepted into her group. She fainted after being beaten, and by the time she woke up, she was taken by human traffickers to be sold, and she ended up at the famous institution where she became a successful specimen for various experiments.
Part 3: Evaluate You’ve Got The Wrong House Villain
The first thing I consider while evaluating a book is the reader’s accessibility. No matter how fascinating a book is, is it reader friendly? You’ve Got The Wrong House, Villain is a decently written book and has a great plot. Read similar book
