[The Phantom of the Opera] After I Flirted with the Yandere Villain

My Narcissus Story, The Jester, I Should Take My Medicine, is now underway

My next story will be The Phantom of the Opera, Waving a Riding Crop for You

This story: A fierce woman flirts with a brooding, lovesick man.

As a woman of the modern age, Vivis is not one to hold back.

One morning, she woke up and found she had transmigrated into The Phantom of the Opera, where she met the lovesick villain, Erik.

The man was said to have a hideous face, one that people and gods alike despised.

For the sake of the heroine, Christine, he became a bloodthirsty murderer, his personality twisted and unhinged.

But none of the familiar events had happened yet.

Because this was his youth.

To get home, Vivis decided to go all out and flirt with Erik.

At their first meeting, she leaned close to his ear and whispered, "I said, I want you to be my lover."

The next time they met, she said, "Erik, you're not a demon. You're my angel."

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Erik had been deceived.

She had taken his body and his heart.

When the truth came to light, he stood grimly in the center of the stage, wearing his mask, his murderous gaze fixed on Christine.

Who could have guessed that, in front of everyone, she would still dare to weave him another lie?

"He's not a monster. He's my lover."

Lover?

Erik sneered, his fists clenched as his dark gaze flickered.

Now I'll show you what it means to be a "lover"!

My upcoming story, Waving a Riding Crop for You, is also a Phantom of the Opera fanfic. If you're interested, please add it to your favorites.

Blurb:

Hatu'en was given a sedative, but unexpectedly transmigrated to a strange world.

Here, however, the drug had an uncanny effect. The sedative turned into a berserker drug, granting her strength she couldn't control.

When she saw someone bullying Erik, Hatu'en's anger blazed to life.

A beastly glint flashed in her eyes, and her limbs seemed driven by a savage force.

She grabbed the riding crop at her waist and swung it, each lash filled with the determination to destroy everything.

She had only one goal: protect Erik and make those who dared bully him pay.

Erik, the protagonist of The Phantom of the Opera.

He had never imagined that one day the noble Miss Hatu'en would take his side so fiercely.

She shielded him behind her and used her riding crop to teach his mockers a harsh lesson.

Even though the cost of those lessons wiped out his savings from years of hard work.

But Hatu'en noticed that Erik's once cruel gaze gradually softened with every lash she dealt.

Love quietly took root in Erik's eyes.

One day, he even handed her a brand-new leather whip, its handle carefully wrapped in soft material.

Hatu'en heard him say,

"Miss, use this one. It won't hurt your hand."

Screenshot taken on 2024/10/12

Theme: Saving