My Fiancée Is a Villain? I Can Only Cling to the Imperial Princess

Also known as: Transmigrating to Another World: Even a Cannon Fodder Extra Has to Fight to Survive

Mann transmigrated into the body of an early-story cannon fodder in some genius author's Western fantasy novel.

Good news: he's a nobleman's son. Bad news: he's illegitimate, and he's about to be used as a political pawn in a marriage alliance with the second daughter of another noble family.

That might not be so bad, except his cheap wife-to-be is the novel's biggest villain.

And he's about to fulfill his role as a supporting character, fall for her schemes, and die on the way to the wedding.

All right, all right. So that's how you're going to play it?

Just as he was getting a headache over the whole thing, a god claiming to be the God of Time chose him to become his messenger.

By looking at an image of his future self about to die, he found a way to turn things around.

You want to scheme against me? Then I'll wreck your plan. Won't that make you lose it?

But after Mann wracked his brains and finally managed to survive, he couldn't help feeling that something was off. Very, very off.

Wait, why are there little hearts in my maid's eyes when she looks at me?

Why does my cheap fiancée keep trying to feed me strange things?

"Your Highness, the Princess, I'm scared..."

The princess looked at Mann, speechless.

"...You can start by taking your hand off my foot."