I became the villainess who grew up in the same orphanage as the male lead.... more>>

Whenever the male and female leads were about to get together, this villainess would pretend to be sick to drive a wedge between them.

But when I became her, it turned out to be a hopeless fate filled with disability, incurable disease, and even mental illness.

Still, since I knew the contents of the novel, I decided to try my best to avoid the landmines, and I was finally on the verge of success.

'My life is just beginning now!'

But then.

"Did you hate me so much that you fled to this faraway foreign land in that condition?"

"Huh?"

The male lead smiled brightly as he picked up the bloodstained handkerchief I had carelessly tossed aside.

"You said you'd stay by my side forever. You have to keep your promise... so I don't go crazy, right?"

It seems that the male lead has darkened because I ran away...? <<less

In a world where valiant knights are more than just pieces in a game, the battle for honor begins.... more>>

Lauren finds herself trapped in the labyrinth of ‘Knight Collector,’ a dating sim game. Each ending – bad, gambling, escape, knightly – unfolds like a chapter from a book she can’t close. Happy endings remain just beyond her grasp, elusive and taunting.

Each game over is a lesson, each restart a new hope. It’s not just about winning; it’s about understanding the heart of a knight.

But Lauren, ever the determined soul, whispers a vow to herself, ‘This time, I’ll escape.’ Her mission: to win the hearts of five knights, a quest she thought daunting, yet now, curiously easier than imagined.

Is the game changing, or is she? What secrets lie in wait? Will Lauren finally find her escape, or is there more to this game than meets the eye? <<less

After possessing the eldest daughter of Count Leire, Archel , became the head of the family following her parent’s death. The only way to protect her little brother and herself from the old foxes who are after her family was...... more>>

“I know that you need Leire’s sea territory.”

In order to acquire a shield called Gael Von Zenat, the infamous guardian of the eastern sea, but in reality, he was the head of a pirate family.

“I’ll give you the sea territory there. So, please marry me.”

It wasn’t a romantic proposal. It was just a perfect deal. You take care of our family’s sea, and I’ll protect myself and my brother.

I thought so, but...

“When I graduate, be sure to divorce my sister.”

“I think I’ve already told you that I don’t want to divorce her.”

The relationship between the two is unusual.

***

“Gael, stop it.”

She tried to move away but Gael didn’t budge at all.

“What do you mean? I said that I believe in you, didn’t I?”

“No.”

Archel said after a moment of silence.

“For real, it seems like you really do. I swear it seemed like you love me.”

That’s just an illusion.

After watching my expression, a smile disappeared from Gael’s face.

“Am I mistaken?”

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[As you probably already know, I'm leaving you this letter only to keep my promise.]... more>>

Elisha, the Archmage of the Cardion Empire, and the fiancee of Emperor Erich wrote.

[The prince-no, Your Majesty, always said, "I'd rather die than marry you!"]

One day, she suddenly disappears, leaving only a letter to her fiance.

But contrary to what Elisha expected that he wouldn't try to find her, Erich immediately starts looking for her.

"Whether it's inside or outside of the Empire, find her."

When you find her and bring her back to me, then…

"We'll make a new promise."

***

"Your Majesty."

Whatever the reason, Elisha couldn't let Erich find her, but soon after, she found herself straining against the grip on her hand.

"Please."

Erich shook his head and opened his mouth again. The hand that was holding Elisha's wrist went down and took her hand.

"Don't leave." <<less

In a romance novel called “The Secret Lovers of the Academy” the male lead would often torment his fiancée–but wait, why did she cross into this world to become his fiancée, the villainess, instead of the heroine? ... more>>

Louise Sweeney found the perfect solution to escape the misfortune of being the villainess: “Your Highness, I just want to tell you that we don’t have to be tied with our engagement. We weren’t even officially engaged, right?”

But what was wrong with the male lead’s reaction? To her suggestion, he replied “But our engagement wasn’t false, don’t you agree?” <<less