[Under contract]
An otome story. The heroine isn’t a saintly pushover or a flirt who juggles many lovers, but she isn’t a strong, independent female lead either. She’s a little spacey. The main story ends with her returning home alone; the extras and skits are unrelated to the main plot and take place in parallel worlds.
[Sort of a wish-fulfillment story + the main plot has everyone on the same route, not a harem + standalone extras + angst + OOC should be expected + otome story with named characters. If any of these are deal-breakers, read at your own risk!]
(What do you do when you transmigrate into the role of the future traitor who will help kill her father, the little stepmother of Mahiru? Asking for a friend, and it’s urgent.)
That was the question Caicai had been pondering for days.
Caicai transmigrated. One moment, she was leisurely munching on sunflower seeds and complaining that the plot was getting more and more contrived, with everyone insisting they were family. The next, everything went black and she passed out. When she opened her eyes again, she was standing right in front of characters from an anime.
Hiiragi Tenri: “So, starting today, Caicai is your mother. You must treat her with the same respect you show me, and you absolutely mustn’t give her a hard time. Any disrespect will be punished.”
Hiiragi Mahiru: “…All right~ It’s so nice to meet you! My dear, respected mother…! Would you like to join me for afternoon tea?”
Hiiragi Kureto: “…Father, you’ve lost your mind.”
Hiiragi Masashiro: “I… If that’s what you want, Father, I’ll accept it… Never mind.”
Hiiragi Shinoa: “Hi there!”
Caicai: “…Tenri, we should respect the children’s wishes. Can we break up now?”
Hiiragi Tenri: “The only way out of the Hiiragi family is death. Will my beloved wife do it herself, or shall I?”
Watching Hiiragi Tenri draw his blade, she quickly shut her mouth. Once she was dragged into the plot in this role, even just surviving was bound to be a luxury.
Vampires, the Hiiragi family, multiple story routes. Come on in.
The author's wife's writing is good and beautiful.
Such a beautiful article, why doesn't anyone rate it?