Though I Am an Inept Villainess

On the night of the Double Sevens Festival, Maiden Kou Reirin is forced to swap bodies with the much hated Shu Keigetsu. However, Reirin rejoices about the fact...?

As penalty for the disturbance, Reirin and her court lady Leelee are banished to a run-down shack. But Reirin rejoices at obtaining freedom...

Reirin uses her healthy body to farm. Meanwhile, Leelee is provoked by someone to start harassing Reirin...

Reirin suggests the cancellation of the swap but is rejected by Keigetsu. Leelee finds doubt in Reirin's words.

To settle the score with Gayou, Reirin and Leelee head to the Ghost Festival ritual. Kin Seika the hostess performs a marvelous dance...

The Kou clan court lady Tousetsu reports that "Reirin" is in critical condition. Wanting to save Keigetsu, Reirin is given a certain task by the empress...

Tousetsu catches onto the Maidens' swap. Keigetsu realizes a gift is cursed. The empress Kenshuu looks back on her memories together with Noble Consort Shu...

Reirin hypothesizes there is a mastermind behind the harassment. She calls for Keigetsu through the flames, but Keigetsu is the one asking for help...

Reirin realizes Gabi's objective and asks Crown Prince Gyoumei if she can borrow the Bow of Warding once again. What does he see after he declines...?

Gyoumei realizes the swap and heads to the Kou Palace, but is thwarted by Tousetsu. Getting the hint from Tousetsu's behavior, Gyoumei voluntarily removes his crown...

Gabi's plans have failed and the case comes to a close. Reirin and Keigetsu cancel the swap, telling each other how they feel as they are enveloped in flames.