The heroine has superhuman senses and a sixth sense that constantly gets her into trouble. She's a clever girl.
The heroine is a clever girl who mingles with nonhumans, only to eventually realize something is wrong.
She's best at coming up with reasonable explanations for every strange phenomenon.
Her most frequently used explanation is an all-purpose one: I have a very
serious problem with visual and auditory hallucinations...
She finds a long-haired "big sister" on the beach, without so much as a scrap of cloth to cover herself. The moment the big sister speaks, she inexplicably turns out to be a boy.
She casually enters a beauty pageant and makes it through every round to the finale. Just when she thinks she's truly irresistible, it turns out a 280-year-old man has his eye on her... body.
She's been trying to suss out her brothers' bromance, only to find out that she's the one who stole her brother's ship.
She's always complained that she's the heroine but has no presence. Then, in Chapter 8, the whole world finds out that she'll die in three months. Aren't heroines supposed to have plot armor?
She only stops complaining once all the people who used to steal the spotlight have met their ends. She's still a nobody.
What the hell!
What's the point of having a heroine?
Digging up all kinds of passion between her brothers and the male lead; serving as a backdrop for the peacock-like older sister and the violent little girl; drawing monsters and taking aggro... Turns out they really can't do without you!
(The heroine got one-upped and instantly killed the author in front of her computer. That's why updates are only 3,000+ words on weekdays and 6,000+ on weekends.)
