Isekai with a twist

- Twist: The FL, now the villainess Elise, wants and actively tries to return to her original world in a number of ways, most of which are suicidal.
- TW: suicide; abuse; child abuse; attempted rape (not by ML); sorta incest (one-sided feelings); PTSD; panic attacks
- Completed
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- Twist: Bruh, I can’t even fit all the unusual stuff in such a small text box.
- TW: infidelity (though an arranged marriage); abusive relationship (that’s the only way to describe how the king treats the queen); child taken from mother; possibly rape

- Twist: The cold and ruthless nature of Roxanna (FL) are genuine, results of her being raised in a horrible and twisted environment. In some ways, she’s like the villainess the OG was, though lacking in evil intentions and insanity.
- TW: child murder; torture; body horror; incest (one-sided)
- On hiatus; possibly discontinued
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- Twist: Body swap story

- Twist: It’s like genderbender^2

- Twist: After transmigrating into a novel as the villainess Liberata and dying time after time, the female lead stops playing it safe and gives up on life, her reckless behavior catching the eye of the male lead in the process. As a result, a fortune teller tells her that the world will end if she does not put things back the way they were.
- TW: extreme anxiety and what is most likely PTSD; self-harm

- Twist: While seemingly typical and genuinely enjoyable, what makes this story stand out is that it is essentially a parody of the "transmigrated into X" trope. Aside from the occasional crucial plot point, this story doesn't take itself seriously at all. It's a refreshing change of pace for those who love the trope but also find it overdone.
- TW: torture
- Completed
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- Twist: The entire transmigration/reincarnation thing, to be honest. We’ve seen regular transmigration/reincarnation where that’s all and we’ve seen ones with a sort of “game” format. This is something more.
- TW: child abuse; domestic abuse (these two include a lot of types: physical, emotional, neglect, starvation, isolation, etc.); kidnapping; self-harm; alcoholism
- Complete