WARNING: THIS BOOK CONTAINS MATURE THEMES! Kim Jenna is Korea's ultimate entertainment goddess: an S-tier actress, chart-topping soloist, and a flawless icon of sophistication, but behind closed doors, Jenna has the refined taste of a raccoon in a dumpster, regularly binge-reading the absolute trashiest webtoons available. While resting on the set of her new blockbuster, she discovers a newly released, aggressively explicit R-19 manhwa titled The Saintess' Wet Petal. The plot? Completely nonexistent. It's just a cursed, constantly horny saintess named Karina getting devoured like an all-you-can-eat buffet by a pack of feral, equally horny male leads. Then, a speedboat stunt goes hilariously, fatally wrong. Jenna takes a dive, bonks her head, and drowns. The Twist? Instead of a glamorous afterlife, Jenna wakes up inside the exact R-19 webtoon she was just mocking. Even worse? She became a nameless, faceless background extra: a temple maid whose entire job description is cleaning up the literal and metaphorical messes left behind by the main characters' nonstop bedroom antics. Armed with her award-winning acting skills, sharp sarcasm, and sheer refusal to be an unpaid extra in someone else's adult fantasy, Jenna vows to wreck the script, dodge the chaotic male leads, and find a way back to reality at all costs. RANKING: #1 in "medieval" (18/06/26) #1 in "webtoon" (18/06/26) #1 in "manhwa" (18/06/26) #1 in "fantasy" (18/06/26) #1 in "reverseharem" (18/06/26) #1 in "yandere" (18/06/26) #1 in "harem" (18/06/26) #1 in "transmigration" (18/06/26) #1 in "romancefantasy" (18/06/26) #1 in "isekai" (19/06/26) #2 in "villainess" (23/06/26) #3 in "historical" (19/06/26)

"The script says they have to die. I say they just need a better director." Han Seo-yeon was at the spectacular climax of her fouettés during a high-stakes rehearsal when a rogue stage lamp crashed down, knocking her straight out of her Black Swan breakthrough and into Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. Talk about a dramatic set change. Enter a bored celestial stage director with a wild proposition: The gods are bored with the same show over and over again, so if Seo-yeon can entertain them and rewrite the ending, the gods will send her back to her own world. Her plan is simple: Keep the star-crossed lovers away from dying and guide them straight to a happily-ever-after. But the script goes completely messy when Romeo decides he's more interested in the mysterious ballerina than his own destined lover. Can Seo-yeon fix history's greatest romance when the leading man keeps skipping his cues? Or will this disaster ruin her only ticket home?