Xiya transmigrates as a duke's daughter, only to have it exposed that she's a fake.
Within a few days, she's kicked out of both the ducal household and her adventurer party.
But just then, she awakens the Villainess Wants to Be the Protagonist System.
That's when she learns she's transmigrated into an orange novel called The Fantasy Chronicles of the Orange Kingdom.
The real heiress, Clea, is the protagonist, while Xiya is the villain destined for a fatal ending.
So why is the plot so weird?
The explosive-magic user only wants to be friends with her.
Do friends have to cuddle, too?
The imperial princess is in love with the duke's daughter?
But you never said that duke's daughter was me!
Even the novel's real protagonist, Clea, is looking at her in a very strange way.
Aren't we supposed to be enemies?
Just as Xiya realizes something is wrong and decides to run away, they come looking for her.
"Baby, why won't you accept our love?"
As the heroines approach her with hearts in their eyes, Xiya cowers in a corner and calls out to the original protagonist.
"Protagonist, hurry up and take your heroines back!"
The original protagonist hears her and nods.
"Don't worry. I won't let them get near you, because you can only be mine."
Watching the protagonist and the heroines draw closer, Xiya mutters:
This isn't how the script is supposed to go, is it?
Why am I, a fake heiress and villain who got kicked out of her party, their beloved white moonlight?
