“I was reincarnated as an extra in the novel ‘The Omega Saintess,’ which was a tr*shy novel.... more>>

And the novel ended with the death of the female lead. No, that’s what I thought.

The Saintess’ mark came to me.

And now, the one who was once an extra has become the Emperor’s exclusive Omega.

The Saintess’s mission and the desperate life as an Omega.

Is this why I was brought here…? To be used like this?

Is this why I was put into the body of a useless extra for all that time?!

‘Emperor!’

At that moment, a creepy aura overwhelmed me.

He will come. Surely, he will come, searching for the one to replace the deceased Saintess.

I didn’t want to live and die as a crazed Emperor’s plaything like the Saintess.

Without even thinking, I hid in a deep corner of some mountain.

“You were hiding quite well. Did you think I wouldn’t find you here?”

I hid so thoroughly, how did this man manage to find and approach me?

In the end, Liena was taken to the palace by the Emperor.

Afterward, not only did she have to accommodate him every night, but she also became the prey of other top-righteous Alphas… <<less

Lina, a writer with a penchant for writing 19+ angsty reverse harems romantic fantasies where her heroine gets jerked around and s*xual scenarios are rampant, found herself transported into her own novel after being cursed by her heroine, who met a bad end. She was now Delennia, the tragic villainess.... more>>

In addition, the novel had changed into a game, and Lina was given a quest to change Delennia’s fate. But there was a catch, the male leads she’d created weren’t normal.

ML #1: Pretending to be crazy
ML #2: Definitely crazy
ML #3: Occasionally crazy

“Anyone who sees me would think I’m trying to violate a noble lady.”
“I’m curious. Your body, your heart, your mind, even the blood flowing through your veins. I want to know everything.”
“Don’t try to spread your wings recklessly. My lady, you’re safest in my arms.”

Lina decided she must capture those dangerous male leads for Delennia’s happy ending.

And of course, it was out of the pure heart of an author, right? <<less