The Princess Sent to Marry Reborn Countless Times

Fanni is the sixth princess of the Basailovi Empire. At sixteen, she is sent abroad in a political marriage, and at eighteen, she dies unexpectedly.

Then she is reborn and lives through everything all over again, only to die once more in the autumn of her eighteenth year.

After being reborn for the third time, she wonders: Why do I have to die? Why must I be forced to marry a strange old man with peculiar tastes?

So Fanni decides to change her fate and change everything.

In her third life, the elder princess she wanted to save dies at the age of nine during the Hunting Festival, just as she did in her first two lives. In her fourth life, Fanni chooses to join her in the hunt for magical beasts, reclaiming the honor that should have been hers all along.

In her fifth life, Fanni discovers that she no longer starts from birth. Instead, she has returned to a few days after the Hunting Festival, and in this timeline, the elder princess is still alive.

She thinks she may have begun to understand something important.

Whether in her past lives or in the countless rounds of death and rebirth that destiny has in store for her, one theme runs through them all.

Change.

"Why do we have to live as beings like this?"

In her sixth life, Fanni whispers to her reflection in the mirror.

In her twelfth life, with their father roaring in fury, the elder princess snatches the sword and shield from a knight, leaps onto a horse, and catches up to Fanni's wedding procession.

"I will save you!"

She grips Fanni's hand, desperate, hoarse with shouting, and resolute.

Theme: Girls help girls.