This Rofan is Completely Off Script

Kang Sei-ji had one job: survive the novel quietly.

That should have been easy.

After accidentally transmigrating into a painfully cliché romance fantasy novel she rage-read at 2 a.m., Sei-ji quickly realizes she didn't become the heroine, the villainess, or even an important side character. She became Ophelia Sterling - an underpaid, overworked lady-in-waiting whose greatest talent is staying out of trouble.

Naturally, the universe refuses to let that happen.

Because the story is broken.

The saintly heroine wants nothing to do with the Crown Prince.
The terrifying Duke of the North keeps defending the so-called villainess.
The Crown Prince is acting suspiciously - yearning.
And Lady Elena Laurent - the woman doomed to become the story's tragic villainess - is somehow kinder, smarter, and far more exhausted than the novel ever mentioned.

Meanwhile, Sei-ji is stuck watching the entire plot derail in real time like a flaming carriage rolling downhill.

Worse?

Three dangerously attractive men suddenly develop an alarming interest in her: a genius mage with boundary issues, an absurdly devoted knight commander, and a secretary who smiles like he's already hiding several crimes.

Now Sei-ji must navigate collapsing romance routes, noble scandals, political chaos, and a cast of beautiful people making catastrophically bad decisions - all while trying very hard not to become important.

Unfortunately for her, the novel seems to have chosen a new main character.

And it might be the sleep-deprived side character desperately trying to escape it.