After transmigrating into a bizarre fantasy city power fantasy novel stitched together from every trope imaginable, Karol discovers she's the villainous young lady.
Before long, heroines favored by fate will slap her in the face one after another, and she'll meet a miserable end.
To survive, Karol has no choice but to try a different approach.
Bullying the genius heroine?
She may seem to bully and humiliate you, but she's really protecting you from attracting anyone else's attention.
Cruelly abusing her blood sister, who's out for revenge?
She may drain your bloodline, but she's actually trying to extend your life.
Abandoning her reborn subordinate?
She may discard you like trash, but she's really trying to sever our ties so you can get away.
Just when Karol finally manages to turn these heroines' hostility around,
she discovers... she may not be able to get away after all.
Sure enough, the younger sister was born to be the older sister's bride. The book is good, but I was satisfied after the initial awkwardness with the younger sister; the rest of the plot was pointless since it was cut off anyway. I heard the author even went and wrote a yuri (lesbian) story—what a disgusting, morally bankrupt work! What kind of people read yuri stories?
All the reviews for this book have disappeared! #(Shocked)