What a wonderful thing it is to transmigrate into the world of a novel.
Becoming an adorable silver-haired little girl with a stunning face is just as wonderful (cross that out, definitely cross that out).
But why do these two wonderful things together feel so wrong!
Xiona used to be a miserable young man with no parents, no education, universally disliked, and exploited by a heartless boss even at his part-time job. Then an accident transmigrated him into a novel where the extraordinary lurked around every corner. He also became the Crown-class containment object known as the Original Sin Witch, gaining the power to pass judgment on those guilty of original sin.
It sounds like the perfect start from the sort of action-packed story where someone reincarnates in another world as an overpowered hero, rises to the top, and marries a beautiful, wealthy woman. But in reality...
Electric shocks, restraints, containment devices, experiments, executions carried out by prisoners... What the hell kind of ultra-hard, hellish start is this?
Xiona has made up her mind. She's going to fight back! What kind of person could live in a place like this?
As for how? Who cares! Anything goes as long as she can break containment: alliances, brute force, negotiations, seduction (cross that out), turning people against their superiors, whatever it takes!
But can someone tell her why the few girls in the facility have started looking at her so strangely? And why does the woman in charge of watching over her now have those inexplicable hearts in her eyes too?
What? The power of [Lust] comes with a bewitching effect? And it works on everyone, regardless of gender?
Ahem. In any case, the witch is still working toward breaking containment in the future today.
