Ariadne would do anything for Cesare, her fiancé of fourteen years who always promised to make her his queen. But the day before his coronation, he betrays her-and declares he will marry her sister Isabella instead. With both of their cruel insults ringing in her ears, Ariadne is locked in a tower and executed in cold blood. So when fate grants her the opportunity to go back in time, Ariadne vows to change everything. She will never forgive any of them: her two-faced sister, her heartless fiancé, and everyone in her family who took advantage of her. She will have her revenge. And this time, everything will be hers. WARNING: This story contains depictions of abuse, the trauma of children, violence, gore, profanity, and strong language that may be upsetting for some readers. Reader discretion is advised. All Rights Reserved Written by LEFALJINF. Volume I of I'm the Queen in This Life.

In one political science faculty, there are four departments: International Relations (IR), Governance, Sociology, and Public Administration. When a fourth-year IR student named "Zo" finds himself attracted to a Sociology student named "Nita" during the same academic year, he has secretly liked her for a long time but never tried to pursue her. Zo has never had a girlfriend before and has never confessed his feelings to anyone. Eventually, he seeks help from "Joke" who happens to be Nita's ex-boyfriend and is willing to provide assistance along with a "hidden agenda" that appears to be intertwined.