The Vixen's Veil: Was I Ever Truly Bad, or Just Playing a Part?

Good news: Transformed into a Victorian aristocrat, she now owns several manors.

Bad news: In the blink of an eye, the family turns against her, assets are divided, and she is thrown into prison.

Good news: She possesses extraordinary abilities, can control external avatars, with a thousand faces, playing tricks on the world.

Bad news: In a month, her true self will be taken to the execution ground, sentenced to death in front of the crowd.

In utter despair, Charlotte completely casts aside her worries, dancing freely, treating this life as an immersive role-playing experience.

[The detective assistant in Tingen City, solving numerous major cases, exposing class realities, and voicing the cries of the masses, Miss Watson]

[The saint of the Enlightenment Society, revealing the truth of the world, spreading universal knowledge to the people, the wise teacher]

[The king who traverses the five oceans and four seas, rising from blood and fire, crowned by the fierce king, and bestowed the crown by the pope, the storm sovereign]

[Breaking free from constraints, opening her eyes again, overlooking the old gods of the human world...]

Years later, when flipping through the popular newspapers, all that remains is her nomination.

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Also known as: "Everyone Has Their Own Faces, Who Still Walks on Thin Ice?", "No One Understands Lifelong Regrets More Than Me," and "Sorry, I Want to Improve So Much"