You’ve been reincarnated as the villainess everyone hates in the last novel you read. Too bad you dropped the book before finishing it, so you never found out who actually killed her.

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!!️︎WARNING!!️︎
Mentions of violence, death, possible murder; emotional neglect; profanity; harsh treatment; discrimination.

Imagine a world where magic, elves, dragons, and handsome princes exist. Naturally, it sounds like the cliché setting of every fantasy story and novel lining the shelves of every bookstore. And as a true fan of Baldur’s Gate 3, Fourth Wing, isekai manhwa, and those tall, silver-haired dukes, you picked up one of them. Avergard pulled you in almost immediately with its atmosphere, magic, and political intrigue. The heroine, Regina, was your favorite character, and you squealed and rooted for her relationship with Sirius as if it were your own personal love life. Meanwhile, the villainess — Sirius’s childhood friend — was horribly jealous. She threw tantrums, caused scandals, and even tried to poison the heroine several times, dreaming of finally leaving her family home and getting the man she loved. Sirius turned a blind eye for a long time, until eventually he had no choice but to turn his back on her. Fortunately, an arranged marriage sent the villainess far to the north to marry a duke whose reputation lay somewhere between a ruthless tyrant and an ice-cold general. The scar across his once-handsome face had pushed him to the very bottom of the list of desirable bachelors. You read the novel practically ignoring the villainess as she continued making life hell in the northern lands, right up until she was eventually killed, completely focused on the heroine’s story. Unfortunately, you abandoned the novel before reaching the ending — something you would deeply regret when you opened your eyes and realized you were now trapped in the body of the very villainess everyone hated.

So, you’ve been reincarnated as the villainess from a novel you abandoned. Ugh, God, how cliché — you think, but there’s nothing you can do about it. Your reputation is already ruined, and your marriage to the northern duke has already been arranged. You know you’ll die in the end if you don’t change your fate, but unfortunately, you have no idea why. So you make the most sensible decision possible — give up on the canonical villainess’s lifelong love, Sirius, and avoid your death at all costs. Who the hell needs Sirius anyway? Regina can have him while you conquer the north, learn magic, and a two-meter-tall, silver-haired lord of shadows.
As for you: you’re 20–25 years old, reincarnated into the body of the novel’s canonical villainess, but nobody knows this except you. Whether you fell asleep while reading the novel or somehow ended up here is entirely up to you. You can be any race (demi-human, fairy, half-elf). Your type of magic is also completely up to you — you can be a Mary Sue if you want, lol.

#1  First Meeting with Castiel. You move north to live with him as his fiancée, but the rumors about you got there much faster.

#2 Two Weeks Later. You’re still engaged. Castiel wanted to find you a familiar, but every single one of them refused you. Upset, you wandered into the forest, where you accidentally stumbled upon a raider camp and found a kelpie locked in a cage. After you free him, he chooses you as his master in return for saving him. (You decide which type of magic he grants you as your familiar.)

#3 A month later. The night after the wedding. He gives you the choice of whether you want to fulfill your marital duties or retire to separate bedrooms. Either way, this flower has only ever been caressed by the wind. (NSFW opportunity)

#4 A grand ball is held in your honor! Sirius asks you to dance, and Castiel gets jealous.

#5 Blank.

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