Itsuki Kaya was never really a sharp girl. She was very smart in class, almost the top of her school, but her density level was insane. That's why she didn't realize on time that the flowery gift bag the little boy on the side of the road had swung happily...was actually a cover for a terrorist attack, even though she'd thoroughly watched the news that morning. And she couldn't escape. And got reincarnated into the world of an otome game from her best friend's secret stash, "My Love For You Only!" That is, as the #3 villainess henchman Firea-Madeline de Libellule, the daughter of an earl. Also, contracted Deviant of the Demon God, but Kaya firmly believes the villainess-on-the-death-route thing is more important. Also, the fact that it was no longer just a normal otome game. In fact, was it ever a game at all or did Kaya just break it from the start...? "Why is this world so complicated? Where did the capture targets go, and who's the heroine? She's so gone I didn't even remember this was an otome game...And why are these little villainesses so cunningly cute? Why did the plot change from a love world to intense reincarnation?! I mean, I'm not complaining about the awesome fights...and the bishies...and the books...but why can't everything be simple!" - AN: By the way, I accidentally...?...reached the max amount of chapters to have on a story so I named this one Book One. I'm still publishing from Book One, and just so you know it doesn't seem to be ending anytime soon... For those of you who don't care that I accidentally drifted from otome game setting to reincarnation novel (pure accident but it works for me), read on. Credit to...Google, for images...also some of the tags don't apply for a while... Essentially...a world ruled by meddling gods gets an exciting awakening when a not-so-foreign foreigner decides to call that place much more than home.

This is the debut novel of English author Anne Brontë, first published in December 1847 ( and originally written under the pen name, Acton Bell). The novel follows governess Agnes Grey as she works with the families of the English gentry, and is considered to be largely based on Brontë's own experiences as a governess. The novel addresses the position of governess and what it entailed, and how it affected a young woman. Cover by @FrankRSP

Would you like to play a game? The rules are simple... you just have to get someone to fall in love you, devote himself to you, and care for you until the end of his days. Think it's easy? Confident you'll win? Let's see how well you play the game. WARNING! Viewer discretion advised: story contains adult content that is unsuitable for children. NOTE from the writer: I'm an amateur writer so please overlook plot holes, grammar issues, or anything else a story is supposed to have. This is my original story so... as the saying goes "if you have nothing nice to say, don't say anything at all".