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Behind every great man is a great woman, but that is only half true when it comes to Lancaster's famed painter, Count Ryan Bryerton. In fact, his wife, Ennis, is the talented one, but submits her paintings under his name to give him the honor and status he desires. However, Ennis makes the shocking discovery that Ryan's been cheating on her with her best friend, and is almost sent to a mental institution by the traitorous pair! Once an accident sends her back to the past, Ennis is determined to expose Ryan as the talentless sham he is...

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?

Ronaldine is an ambitious woman. When she finds herself as an orphan in a novel she once read, she decides to use her knowledge from the real world to become the best secretary anyone could ever have. Little did she know that her skills would take her all the way to the royal palace--where she becomes the tyrant emperor's personal secretary. Ronaldine fears for her life and wishes to quit her job, but it seems that she is the only person who can calm down the emperor from going on a murderous rampage.

Adette Berse keeps getting reborn but never survives past 30, always after trying to get married. Determined to break the cycle, she vows to stay single and instead focuses on earning money for her family. In a society that frowns upon working women, she disguises herself as a man to invest in a business with Duke Mateilo. Intrigued by Adette's audacious maneuver, the duke eschews business talk for continuous meetings. With her future on the line, can Adette outwit him and survive until the end?