99-kai Danzai sareta Loop Reijou desu ga Konse wa "Chouzetsu Aisare Mode" desu tte!? Shin no Chikara ni Mezamete Hajimaru 100-kaime no Jinsei

Ninety-nine times now, Alphina has been executed for a crime she didn't commit. Every loop plays out the same way: she's falsely accused of plotting to assassinate Saint Debonaire, dragged through a sham trial, and beheaded. Time rewinds, and she does it all over again. But on her hundredth life, something changes — she wakes up with the ability to hear people's true feelings. Turns out, the people she thought hated her? They actually adore her. The guards, the nobles, even people she barely knows — everyone's been secretly on her side this whole time. Armed with this bizarre new power, Alphina finally has a real shot at unraveling the conspiracy that's been killing her on repeat and exposing Debonaire for who she really is. The setup is part time-loop survival, part court intrigue mystery, and part reverse-harem romance where the heroine slowly realizes she's been surrounded by allies all along. There's something genuinely satisfying about watching someone who's suffered that many deaths finally get to fight back with information instead of just bracing for the axe. If you liked the villainess-escapes-her-fate energy of My Next Life as a Villainess or the psychological weight of reliving death in Re:Zero, this sits somewhere between those two — lighter than Subaru's suffering but with more emotional stakes than Catarina's obliviousness. Fans of Tearmoon Empire's "condemned noblewoman gets a second chance" premise will feel right at home here too.