After transmigrating to another world, she actually chooses to become the “villain.”
One day, Anna stumbles upon a dating sim. As she plays, she suddenly loses consciousness without warning. When she wakes up, she discovers that she has transmigrated into the game.
In this dangerous world of magic, Anna knows little about the game and is afraid to wander around, so she goes to the magic guild where the heroine, Emily, works and settles there for the time being.
Emily is the heroine of the dating sim, but she’s overbearing and doesn’t care about other people’s feelings, so the two of them clash every time they meet. Under the influence of Emily’s powerful heroine aura, everyone in the guild begins to ostracize Anna.
Later, the guild is attacked by outsiders, who abduct Anna. Because Anna and the heroine, Emily, don’t get along, Emily immediately assumes Anna must be involved with the bad guys and incites the mages to join her in taking Anna down.
When Anna learns that the guild master, the only person in this other world who had offered her warmth and support, has been killed by the male lead, who was surrounded by the heroine’s followers, she can’t accept that such a foolish, reckless, selfish person could be the heroine of this game world.
This kind of person is the center of the world? What a joke!
“If someone like you is the protagonist of this world, then I’ll become the villain who rejects it all!”
And so, Anna takes a stand against the heroine, Emily, repeatedly sabotaging her faction and eventually uncovering the secret behind the heroine’s “aura”...
It's pretty good. The plot is smooth and the writing is good. You can understand what the story is trying to say. It's a bit less refreshing, which doesn't suit the taste of Tomato readers. Maybe it would be better on other platforms?