Sera accidentally traveled into an imaginary 19th-century otome novel and became the vicious stepsister of the heroine with a strategy system. There are three main male protagonists in the world to be captured, the mermaid king who is fierce on the outside and simple on the inside, and the werewolf who runs wildly into the dark forest on a full moon night. A young man, an elegant vampire duke with a martini in one hand and a dragon-slaying knife in the other, these male protagonists are not only inhuman, but they are also willing to fight against the wall for the female protagonist. ●In this proper Mary Sue strategy script, as the evil stepsister, she has only one ending. ●The heroine was framed and was thrown to the rocks by the mermaid leader's big tail. He died. ●The heroine was framed and hung on a tree branch by Mr. Werewolf. He died. ●The heroine was framed and sucked dry by the elegant Duke, and she died. ●Far away from the heroine, he got into a property dispute and was forced to marry a domestically violent marquis. He died. Serra, who is sure to grasp the 365 death scenarios no matter which route she takes, said: "...There is no ending that preserves the body and appearance? For example, find a way to make the male protagonists bang against the wall for me." Later, when she was diverted to the Pacific Ocean on three lines, she faced various Shura fields and was frightened all day long. As a result, the heroine's system kicked her character out of the world on the grounds of a bug. A few days after her return, the otome world faced collapse because the protagonist lost control. She was forced to bind the strategy system and directly become the heroine to travel again. Facing the male protagonist's lifeless and desperate eyes again, Sera burst into tears and cried bitterly. What evil had she committed in her previous life!
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Status | Completed |
Addition Date | November 14, 2023 |
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Genre | game,romance |
Weekly Rank | #6905 |
Monthly Rank | #7681 |
All Time Rank | #7546 |
Tags | Female Protagonist,Strategist,System,Transmigration |