[May include magical tentacles, love triangles, and groveling exes. All-female world.]
[The heroine gets the option to rewind later, but she doesn't know that her romance targets still remember everything after the rewind.]
[Snarky working-class heroine VS four romance targets with all kinds of screws loose]
After arguing with her girlfriend, Yan Meng transmigrates that very night into the yuri dating sim she was playing, becoming Yan Moli, a powerful heiress.
Wait, if she remembers right, isn't this the villainess who's destined to be sacrificed?!
In this game, the heroine, who was born in the slums, seems gentle and considerate, but she's actually a wolf in sheep's clothing! She plays weak in the early game, then becomes an unstoppable force later on!
The other three romance targets are no ordinary people, either:
1. The head of the empire's knight order: solemn, reserved, and courteous. Yan Moli's fiancee. Later, she goes to war for the heroine, earning great military honors just to marry her.
2. The empire's little princess: willful, spoiled, and dazzling. Yan Moli's childhood friend. Later, she kills her siblings to seize the throne for the heroine, all so she can spend her life with her openly and legitimately.
3. The empress of a rival nation, who holds a precious jewel in her hands and hides a deep, calculating mind. Her true identity is the heroine's biological older sister. To bring her sister back from the slums, she uses ruthless methods to clear every obstacle from her path.
That “obstacle” naturally includes Yan Moli, the great villainess. In the original story, she dies a gruesome death here.
Yan Meng thinks, no way! She's completely innocent!
Unfortunately, as a devoted fan of the game, she knows Yan Moli has very few paths to survival. The only chance is the bad ending route.
So, to stay alive, she works hard to steer the plot toward the bad ending. She spends all day, every day, worrying about how to stop the main characters from falling in love, and eventually succeeds in completely derailing the heroine's romance routes. Not one of them works out.
Great. If things keep going like this, she'll make it to the bad ending and live out the rest of her life in luxury!
But why are the romance targets looking at her more and more strangely?
The knight commander, who should despise her, drops to one knee with red-rimmed eyes, repeatedly begging her not to abandon her.
The princess locks up every family member who opposes her, then, as soon as she takes the throne, annuls Yan Moli's existing engagement and makes her her wife.
The queen of the rival nation keeps her trapped in her bedroom. She claims she's “getting revenge for her sister,” but her hands are busy with her day and night...
Even the heroine, who should hate her most, locks her in a gilded cage after returning to her family home, restrains her with a collar, and begs for kisses with a lovesick grin.
She was trying to break up all the couples, so why does everyone want to win her over in the end?!
A chaotic mix of everything, but the ending is one-on-one. The official partner is being kept secret for now.
The romance targets are all rather messed up. Expect a mountain of authorial liberties.
Theme: If you love someone, be devoted to them
