I'm the Protagonist, but I Got the Villain's Script

After suddenly awakening memories of his past life, Roger finds his fiancée, Ina Jones, standing before him, reduced to a good-for-nothing.

As for him, he's the son of an imperial marquis, the youngest Moonlight-ranked swordsman in history, the youngest viscount, and the empire's shining star of the future.

At life's crossroads, Roger faces the most important choice of his life.

[Option One: Step forward and slap Ina, then say coldly, "You think you're worthy of marrying me?"]

[Option Two: Tear up the engagement contract on the spot, humiliate the Jones family, and leave in style.]

[Option Three: Lift Ina's chin and declare with domineering flair, "Woman, I don't care about your strength. I only care about your looks!"]

[Please choose.]

Roger comes to his senses.

Wait, aren't I the protagonist? Why did I get a villain's script!?

Also known as The Protagonist Could Never Be as Fun as the Villain and I Must Want to Die Sooner