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The warrior Hamel went on an adventure with his companions to defeat the Demon Kings, but after dying just before the final battle with the Demon Kings…. “Waaah.” ‘What the fuck!’ He was reincarnated as the descendant of his fellow warrior, Vermouth. Hamel — no, Eugene Lionheart was reborn with the blood of the Great Vermouth. ‘My previous body held enough talent to be mistaken for a genius, but this one… there’s just no comparison.’ With a body that had higher specs right from the start, he showed explosive growth that far surpassed what he had achieved in his previous life. Along with the unknown reasons for his reincarnation came the uneasy reality of having to coexist with demons. He was faced with a world that made him question everything he had believed in. Gifted with this extraordinary body since birth, as Eugene, he begins walking down the unfinished path from his previous life.

In a brutal, lawless medieval world where war and poverty reign, and twisted magic defies all reason, the captain of the guards grinds through another grueling day, pushing his battered body to the limit in a land where survival itself is a merciless test.

After dying under false accusations, a woman wakes up ten years later in another person's body with only one year to live. She discovers her daughter has married the man responsible for her death. With limited time, she must find a way to save her.

Rosehip has lived through the story of the same novel many times in multiple roles, starting from the female lead to the villainess to even a farmer. Now, she’s a duke’s daughter who is hardly mentioned in the original novel. Determined to spend this extra life in lazy comfort, Rosehip stays out of the main story’s plotline. That is, until the male lead, Ashton, comes knocking on her door. Between her father’s scheming to kick her out and Ashton’s need for a politically convenient fiancee, Rosehip is forced to take a leading role to recover her life outside the spotlight.

“Just like my sisters, I’ll seduce men and wrap them around my little finger—one by one!” Long ago, in an age of myths and mountains, a family of gumiho sisters thrived by charming travelers and stealing their essence. Life was sweet—until the youngest, Arang, suddenly declares she’s heading to the human world to seduce a man of her own. Mischievous, naïve, and fiercely determined, Arang is ready to unleash her foxy charm. But in the world of humans, love doesn’t always follow the rules of magic... and this little fox might just get caught in her own trap. -

[I ended up taming the Monster Prince in the imperial palace where I was sent off like disposable property.] Irenaa was married off to the First Prince, who was branded the Monster Prince due to a curse. As an illegitimate child of a prestigious noble family, her marriage was nothing short of being cast away. Like the previous princess candidates, she thought she was doomed to die on the wedding night. However, thanks to an unexpected ability, she manages to calm the Monster Prince and ends up staying by his side…

After 17 bizarre possessions—including a tree, a salt shaker, and a jellyfish—she finally ends up in the body of a beastman. But this life is no easier: a powerless albino mermaid, a spy marked for death, and a background extra in a villainous household. Just as she's ready to give up, the most feared villain offers her a place in his family—as his daughter-in-law. Can she survive among monsters without losing herself again?

The culprit who briefly appeared in the novel's side story and turned the twins, her cousins, into villains! ...Who would have known I would be reincarnated as that person? I sighed deeply and made a vow. "Let's raise the twins with love and make sure they don't turn into villains!" Ignoring the novel, I decided to get along with the twins, but the secondary male lead, who I thought would have no involvement, started getting obsessed over me! Ah, where did things go wrong? Moreover, I was only trying to prevent the twins from turning into villains, so why did the secondary male lead end up a villain instead? "Please, please don't spiral away any further. I don't know how much longer I can endure this."