In most stories, a "tsundere" (someone who is harsh but actually loving) is seen as a trope for the audience to enjoy. In Tsunlise , the trope is the central conflict.
Rather than making the villainess "good" by changing her personality, the story redeems her by helping others understand her. She remains her proud, stiff self, but she is finally loved for it.
Lieselotte is incredibly articulate in her mind but comes across as cold and insulting in person.
Akuyaku Reijou Liselotte To... — [animestc] Tsundere
In most stories, a "tsundere" (someone who is harsh but actually loving) is seen as a trope for the audience to enjoy. In Tsunlise , the trope is the central conflict.
Rather than making the villainess "good" by changing her personality, the story redeems her by helping others understand her. She remains her proud, stiff self, but she is finally loved for it.
Lieselotte is incredibly articulate in her mind but comes across as cold and insulting in person.