EUN LEE-HWA

Male lead, why are you proposing to the villainess and not the heroine? Having the strongest man in the empire as her father, the most beautiful woman as her mother, and three arrogant brothers, she had immense beauty, power, and irreducible wealth. I came to possess the villainess who had all these things in a romance novel; “Cielle Valentine.” In the original novel, the heroine was the adopted sister of Cielle, who had an unrequited love for the prince who loved her sister. Blinded by jealousy, Cielle harassed the heroine and was consequently executed by the male lead. Being jealous and tormenting others caused my downfall, so I tried to matchmake my sister and the male lead... “Please marry me, Lady Cielle.” Male lead, why are you proposing to me?

In her 99th life, Archwitch Lucifella was known as the scourge of the continent, wreaking chaos and havoc over the land. Looking to end her continuous rebirth cycle, she attempted to destroy the world and failed upon being defeated by the pope. But for her 100th life, she was reborn as the opposite of what she stood for—the baby saint prophesied to bring peace! Under such circumstances, can Lucifella bring ruin to this world instead of blessings and break her endless cycle?

Astarote is a young woman who is transported into a romance game that she loved. She takes on the role of the villain, who is married to Prince Cedric, her favorite character. However, she discovers that the end of the game is tragic for her, as she is accused of being an impostor and is executed by the king. She tries to change her husband's destiny, making him become the new king, but in every route she ends up dying. Desperate, she decides to take radical action: she will become the queen and change the course of history. But to do so, she will have to face many obstacles, intrigues, enemies and secrets.