Reborn of the Villainess: Crimson Hearts of the Palace
Amelia Seraphina Villanueva was a top agent-brilliant, beautiful, and skilled at hiding her emotions. She had no interest in romance, especially not in stories with cliché love triangles, noblemen, and commoner girls. So when her best friend, Isabelle "Izzy" Reyes, forced her to read the viral novel Crimson Hearts of the Place, she expected nothing special about it.
But it wasn't just a story.
The novel followed Lysandra Anya Findlay, a simple daughter of a duke who captured the hearts of 14 powerful men, including the cold yet magnetic main lead, Izcen Icarus Leonard Delacroix. Unexpectedly, Amelia Seraphina found herself slowly falling for Izcen. And along with that growing affection came a surge of jealousy-she couldn't accept how a mere daughter of a commoner like Lysandra had gained the attention and love of the male leads.
Then one night, as she fantasized about being Amelia Anastasia Venice Crimson-the noblewoman villainess of the novel-harassing and bullying Lysandra out of deep envy and rage, tragedy struck.
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Amelia Seraphina Villanueva was hit by a truck on her way home from a mission.
When she opened her eyes, she was no longer in the real world.
She was inside the novel.
She was transmigrated.
And not as the heroine.
She had become Amelia Anastasia Venice Crimson who is destined to die in the hands of the male leads.
But instead of being completely consumed by envy, she began to see the truth behind the character: a woman who was always alone, with no true friends, no love, and constantly searching for a place in a world that had no warmth for her.
That's when Amelia Seraphina's heart began to change-not to steal Izcen for herself, but to give voice and compassion to a villainess who had never been truly understood.
Can someone like Amelia Seraphina can still change her fate?
Or are all villains doomed to suffer in someone else's story?
Let's find out..
June 2, 2025
