The False Saintess is Embraced by Her First Love, the Count
Maria, a doctor with the power to dispel miasma, step in as a replacement for the saintess and prepares to marry Count Elvan. In the past, Elvan had saved Maria, but when they reunite, he has transformed into a cold, unfeeling man. Despite Elvan’s rejection, Marja persists, striving to fulfill the saintess’s role despite her limitations. Her resilience and dedication slowly warm Elvan’s frozen heart, and he begins to feel drawn to her. This is the story of a false saintess who melts the count’s icy heart and ultimately becomes a true saintess.
Rather Than The Son, I’ll Take The Father
I possessed a supporting character who died of heartache because of her shitty husband. If I can't avoid marriage, why don't I just change my husband? "Okay, I'll get married." "That's a wise decision. Then we'll have a brief wedding. After that, I want you to come down to the estate and behave like a mistress until I call you. Of course, I don't have the luxury of leisurely living off of luxury." "Not you, but with your father." "......Huh?" "You're single. Is there a problem?"
The Regretful Male Lead’s Agency is Now Open for Business!
Of all the webnovel protagonists I could’ve ended up as, why did it have to be a private investigator in a romance-fantasy world—not a noble lady, a badass hunter, or a holy saintess? And to make matters worse, every single client is someregret-filled male lead? “Please, find my woman.” “Excuse me? Just like that?” Well, since I’ve started this, I may as well see it through. Do you know how many runaway-romance stories I’ve read? The runaway heroine always gets caught anyway. She always comes back—somehow! Cool guys, heroic types, beastly men—I’ll make sure every last regretful male lead gets his happy ending.
The Villainess Won't Let Her Favorite Die
One morning, office worker Haruka wakes up to find herself reincarnated as Eldora, the villainess in the hugely popular webtoon "Saintess Milia." Eldora is engaged to Emperor Oscar and is a notorious wicked woman who relentlessly torments Milia, the story's heroine... "Why did I have to be reincarnated as her?!" she laments. However, Haruka realizes that her “oshi”—the ill-fated Prince Levius—is scheduled to be executed by Oscar tomorrow. She becomes convinced that she was reincarnated to prevent her bias's death. With this conviction, Haruka successfully rescues Levius from the mansion besieged by Emperor Oscar's forces. But he is burdened by the false accusation of assassinating the previous emperor, has no place to go, no allies, and has resigned himself to death. In order to provide Levius with a safe haven, Haruka proposes a contract marriage: "Please marry me!" — A “oshi-katsu” girl reincarnated as a villainess x a cursed monster prince! Together, they will carve out their destiny in another world!
The Disciple's Daily Plan: Seduce the Master
Shen Changjun is determined to change the tragic fate of the villainous disciple in the original story by crafting a perfect, radiant image of his virtuous master. Little does he know, after nine thousand nights, the disciple is reborn—and now vows to never let Shen Changjun escape his grasp.
I Tried Raising My Unfortunate Favorite Character into a Villainous Dragon Prince
Rika Kawashima died a tragic death because of school bullying. Just before she died, she regretted living a life where she was always pushed around. She promised herself that if she could live her life again, she would definitely fight back and make her bullies bleed, even a little, before she died. Suddenly, Rika woke up and found herself reborn as Lydia, a maid in the world of her favorite novel! Lydia becomes the personal maid to the Second Prince, Orlando, who's destined to be a tragic side character. And guess what? Orlando is Rika's absolute favorite character! Orlando was a secret child born between a dragon and the emperor. In the first half of his life, he was locked away in a tower, seen as "worthless." In the second part of the novel, the emperor used him as a tool to unite the continent, and he was even used by the main hero and heroine as a stepping stone, eventually dying a sad death. Rika saw her own life in his tragic story. So, she decides to raise him to become a "villain" who will stand up to the hero and heroine. She figured, if the world is this unfair, then she might as well just break the world itself! But there's a problem. The original Lydia in the novel used to bully Orlando. So, even though Rika is acting as Lydia, Orlando is just confused by her new behavior...
The Unbreakable Mind of the Regret-Genre Heroine
Turns out I was the heroine of one of those tragic “they regret everything too late” stories. Apparently, right now is the phase where the male leads and their family are racking up karma “Wow… You treated me this badly? That’s a bit much. But it’s fine. In my past life, I had over 10 years of experience in customer service. I can handle entitled jerks like a soulless pro “Giselle, your insolentattitude is no longer tolerable. I told you to be quiet.” “Ah, right. Sure thing.” “What?” “You’re absolutely right, Lady Mariposa. I’m worthless trash, I’ll go grab a garbage bag and bury myself. Why would someone like me even bother living?”All I did was cut off my toxic family and decide to be stronger than any male lead, and yet... “Giselle Florette. I want you to become my wife. Officially. For appearances.” Wait, did the villainous Duke Kalinos just propose a fake marriage? “I’ll pay you 5 billion gold a year.” “I’ll serve you with utmost devotion.” “And please, behave like the absolute worst person alive. I want my family to be utterly traumatized by this marriage.” Being a professional nuisance? Easiest job I’ve ever had. Loyalty mode: Activated
I Will Seduce the Male Lead for My Older Brother
I possessed Raphine, the youngest sister of the second male lead, who had no dreams nor hopes, in an impoverished and obsession filled novel. That was also because he had a crush on the female lead, who married the male lead on a contract, and eventually died. I can't believe it's such a miserable ending for my favorite character and kind eldest brother. No way! Raphine decided to brainwash Prince Jerkan, the male lead of the novel, to prevent the female lead's contract marriage. So that he can think of me when he needs a contract marriage! "Jerkan! I want to marry you!" "If you're grateful, you have to marry me next time." "I need a simple marriage, so I'll get married through a contract." And when the brainwashing finally succeeded, Raphine cheered inside. "Okay. Definitely, I'll marry you." I never imagined what kind of eyes he was had. Yeah, I really didn't know then. I didn't know this would happen. "Didn't you pester me because you wanted to marry me?" "Will you run away?"
When the Bride is Replaced, She Chooses Her Own Fate!
“Instead of Becoming My Fiancé’s Secondary Wife, I’ll Be the Grand Sorcerer’s Reward!” The daughter of a noble family had devoted her entire life to becoming the perfect crown princess—trained in royal etiquette and fully prepared for her future role. But one day, her fiancé, the crown prince, delivers a shocking revelation—he has found his “destined” partner and wants her to become his wife instead! Yet, the humiliation doesn’t stop there. He proposes that she remain as a secondary wife, shouldering all the burdens of a future queen while another woman takes the title! Unwilling to be reduced to a mere tool for someone else’s convenience, she seeks a new path for herself. Her solution? Turning to the kingdom’s war hero and greatest sorcerer—the man who single-handedly saved their nation and became a national legend. With unwavering determination, she makes him an unexpected offer: “Take me as your reward for your achievements, and let me be your wife!” Instead of rejecting her outright, he smirks and replies, “Convince me first.” Thus begins an unconventional marriage arrangement—one that slowly transforms into an unforeseen romance! A spellbinding fantasy romance where the heroine defies fate and chooses her own destiny!
The Sorcerer in My Nightstand