THE VILLAIN HAS NO WAY HOME

THE VILLAIN HAS NO WAY HOME

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Unconditional favorability of protagonists is a sign of constrained world building from the author. If you had a way to save your favourite person in the whole wide world, the person for whom you would not regret crossing a galaxy, how far would you go for them? What would you barter in exchange for their happiness? Your happiness? Your life? Or your whole existence? Or a staged betrayal?
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After dying in a tragic accident, Rhianne found herself transmigrated in a novel world as a character. To her much disappointment, she became the character who has a tragic fate in the end just because she falls in love with the wrong person. To avoid her tragic fate in the novel, she decided not to do all the stupid things the original character did in the novel. Instead, Rhianne decided to fulfill the dreams she didn't accomplish in her past life. But the novel doesn't want to let her off easily. Instead, all the people she wanted to avoid were now approaching her one by one. Even if she decided to change her fate, how can Rhianne avoid her tragic ending?

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