The series is an anime now! This is its opening credits. It looks like four episodes have been aired so far, and I think this might be one of the few current anime series that hasn't been delayed by the pandemic. It's streaming legally with English subtitles on Crunchyroll. The few clips I've seen make me think it probably sits somewhere between the original novels (terrible but with fun aspects) and the manga (so much fun but inherited the novels' weird pacing) in terms of overall quality.

This wasn't actually supposed to be in my hands until Monday or Tuesday, but it arrived early. Yay!!!

I wish this were a paper edition of the light novel rather than a paper edition of the first volume of the manga (Amazon's listing for it was confusing for months), but I'm very much looking forward to this anyway.

As far as the premise goes, it's extremely similar to Accomplishments of the Duke's Daughter. In both series, the main character finds herself in the body of the villainess in her favorite otome game. Accomplishments of the Duke's Daughter very quickly brushes the otome aspect of the series aside and focuses on the main character's knowledge of economics, business, and taxes. I just did a quick flip-through of My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom!, and it seems to reference the main character's otome knowledge much more. It also looks wackier.