"Did you really think that it was going to be easy to get rid of me?" he raises an eyebrow as I was pushed against the wall. "There isn't anywhere you can go without me following you." I was isekai'd into my little sister's novel as the evil Witch that tortured the Male Lead as a child; however, I did not follow that path- I took care of him then sent him off to save the world: he was supposed to have found his Soul mate on that journey and lived happily ever after..... So WHY is he here now!?!?!?!?!?

Falling into the fiery hell she created must've been the perfect way for her to die. The other woman would then become the heroine that saved the town's people from the mad queen that burnt half of the population down and the duke would become the hero that protected the heroine. They would then be wed and have little children. They would live happily in the new world that they would create after vanquishing the evil queen. They would then lead the people unto a prosperous era of peace. Just... Where?... Where did I go wrong? When I am reborn, will you please give me a simple life?

In many stories, there is many tropes, clichés and so more. However, there is this one, specific trope, in which is called, the reincarnation into another world trope. Otome games, novels, another world. There is countless of them. In this plots, our heroines would always reincarnate into something they do not desire to be. Such as, the villainess or side character that will meet the bad end, aka, the death flag. And now, it seems, it has happen once again. And to stay alive, Estorea will do anything to survive. Even if it means ruining the lives of others.

Aurelia Giliam is her name now, what her original was she can't remember. Her past life comes back to her in a painful headache. She somehow got into the body of the villainess of an otome game she enjoyed playing. This villainess caused trouble left and right for the heroine. But in the end, she always ends up getting abandoned by her family and dying in the end with no one to mourn her death. Now she was this villainess. What shitty luck. This Novel may have some subject that may trigger some people so be cautious Cover made with Picrew - https://picrew.me/image_maker/41329

For two years, university student Aera's greatest escape was writing her hit web novel, Crimson Thorns and Royal Love. Her most celebrated creation was the antagonist: the ruthless, impossibly privileged, and flawlessly beautiful Lady Evelina Argent, sole heir to the Grand Dukedom and architect of her own spectacular downfall. But after falling asleep mid-draft, Aera wakes up inside her creation-in the silk gowns and amethyst eyes of Evelina herself. Now, as the terrifyingly powerful Duchess of the Unfinished Script, Evelina possesses the ultimate advantage: she knows the entire plot. She knows the heroine's arrival is imminent, the Crown Prince's manipulative nature, and the series of perfectly-designed "Ruin Flags" that will inevitably lead to the Argent Dukedom's collapse and her own exile in the frozen North. The catch? She hasn't written the final chapters yet, leaving her fate flexible but terrifyingly uncertain. To survive, Evelina must desperately dismantle the traps she set for her own character, re-write the story from the inside, and convince the entire kingdom-including her own merciless father-that the new, less-villainous Duchess is the true successor to the Argent name. Can the author escape the tragic destiny she meticulously crafted for her masterpiece, or is Evelina doomed to play the villain until the bitter, final page?

I used to save lives. Now, apparently, I ruin them. In the 21st century, I was Dr. Viera Kalin - a top-tier surgeon known for her precision, caffeine addiction, and complete inability to maintain a social life. My only escape from endless night shifts? Reading "The Saint's Blessing" - a fantasy manga about a kind-hearted heroine, her divine healing powers, and her cold but loyal war hero fiancé. Then one night, I fell asleep mid-chapter... and woke up inside the story. As Lady Viera Kallistrate - the villainess. The jealous noblewoman doomed to lose her title, her love, and her head for obsessing over the male lead, General Ronan Valeis. Well, not this time. I might have her name and her face, but I'm rewriting her fate. Step 1: Cancel the engagement before the plot begins. Step 2: Keep my divine healing powers very secret. Step 3: Avoid the dangerously attractive general like he's a medical hazard. Simple, right? Except Ronan's returned early from war - bloodstained, breathtaking, and very confused by my sudden change of heart. Instead of relief, his reaction is... curiosity. Now he's following me around like a lovesick knight, showing up to my clinic with "injuries" that definitely don't require treatment, and saying things like- "If you truly wish to end this engagement, my lady... why does it hurt to let you go?" I was supposed to survive quietly. But when the villainess refuses to play her part... the story itself might just fall in love with her.

Do you think a mere human can win against fate? You probably read a lot of stories where a reincarnated person succeeded as a villainess. Most reincarnated people were teenagers who had a sad life or maybe assassins who can fight or maybe geniuses. Some change and started being nice towards the heroine and capture targets. Some easily accepted the villainess role and turned the tables. The heroine becomes the villainess and the villainess became the heroine. Most villainess succeeded and change their destinies while others died. What about my story? Did I change my destiny? I did, accepted the role of a villainess without caring about the results. I tried to be as cunning as possible and become an enemy of both empires even though deep down I know I was scared. I was scared because I was just a teenager who got reincarnated in a world where both words and swords can behead someone. I wasn't a person who belongs in this world. I was merely an intruder. An intruder who knows everything and does nothing to change one's fate. [The picture isn't mine so credits to the owner] Also, expect some grammatical errors. English is not my native language-- it would be quite helpful if you point out some mistakes. Some contents contained things that might be uncomfortable with readers such as gore, death and the talk about beliefs.

Rei, a former samurai lieutenant is reincarnated into the body of an 8 year old, who happens to be the main villainess in a romance novel for foreign girls. A villainess destined to be executed by her fiancé the crown prince for cruelty towards the heroine of the novel. To avoid being executed she must to make allies among her enemies, get out of the heroine's way, and untangle herself from the poisonous intrigue of court the best she can in the role of a future courtier. However, the vaguely described backdrop said nothing about the conflicts building beyond the heroine's understanding, or that women weren't allowed on the battlefield. I am honestly left speechless. I am very touched and honored by all the attention, by all the sweet, beautiful and fun comments I've received over the last month, it's been truly amazing. To those who already enjoy it, I hope you will continue to do so. To those who decide to pick it up, I hope you have as much fun with it as I did!

Hana Reyes was just a tired but devoted SNED teacher when tragedy struck. One moment, she was crossing the street after a long day at school- the next, she woke up inside the pages of a novel. And not as the heroine. She had become the villainess-a woman destined for heartbreak, scorn, and a brutal downfall. But Hana refuses to accept that fate. With her wit, her compassion, and the lessons she's learned from her students, she sets out to rewrite her story. But changing destiny is never simple. The crown prince, Lucien, was supposed to fall for another. His knight, Adrian, hides a loyalty that borders on love. And Kael, a shadowy figure who thrives in chaos, seems far too interested in the "villainess" who refuses to play her part. Caught in a love triangle, hunted by schemes, and haunted by the sins of the body she now inhabits-Hana must decide: Will she rise as a heroine of her own making, or will the world force her to remain the villainess it demands? A tale of love, betrayal, and second chances-where even fate itself can be rewritten.

After a fatal accident in the modern world, she finds herself reincarnated into another body, forced to live with the hatred of the original sins of this villain. Trapped in a life already halfway written, she must survive the consequences of this Villainess's past mistakes while trying to change the outcome of a story that wants her dead. Can a heart stained with another's sins be redeemed?