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On the night of her fourth wedding anniversary, moans were heard from her husband’s bedroom. “Tell me I’m better than her, come on.” It was the voice of her twin sister. [Taken from Novel Updates]

Mable Ra Robin, once a duchess to house Quintrell, disappeared without a trace. 5 years later, she shows up at her family's house in the middle of the night. But her name was no longer Duchess Quintrell, she's now Lady Robin because she left her husband. But there's one more surprise, she brought a boy with her. The name is Patrick, and he's the child of a heartless duke and her ex-husband, Percival De Quintrell.

Oh Mari was a completely ordinary Korean woman until she reincarnated in the novel "My Dorothea" as the heroine's best friend, Maristella Janice La Bellefleur. Aware of the fact that the heroine, Dorothea, ends up betraying Maristella, which leads to her execution, she vows to do her utmost to survive and live her new life to the fullest! This is a promotional webtoon for the Korean novel of the same name.

Once bitten, twice shy. That is Anastasia's motto when she awakes with a second chance in life as the Empress in her favorite novel. After realizing that even true love cannot change destiny, Anastasia attempts to help her husband, the Emperor, find his happy ending with the female protagonist--the true heroine of the story. However, it seems that the Emperor has other thoughts. She pushes him away so they can both live, but the Emperor is unsure if he wants to live without his queen.

I, Alexandra, am the Empress of Reyes, the noblest and most respected woman in the empire. At least, that should be the case. So what happened? Why do I find myself on the chopping block? To make my husband Kleio the emperor, I used every method possible. I even sacrificed my own parents, and how does he repay me? Not with love or respect, but instead with this cold blade upon my neck. The realization hit me the moment I looked at him from atop the guillotine: this man has never once loved me. That's why I offered up a prayer to God. If only I would be given another chance, then I would take my revenge on that man. --I would never love him again. Then the blade dropped and in the split second that my neck was sliced into two-- I returned to six years ago, to the day I married Kleio. Ahhh, thank you, God! Thank you for bringing me back to the past and giving me a chance to exact my revenge.

[A tale of altering a fate ruined by love, once again]I dared to surpass the protagonist, even as an extra in the novel.I thought that with the power of love, I could change fate.But it was all a delusion, and everyone ended up dead.If I could go back, I would never fall in love with you.'Perhaps my desperate wish was heard, as I returned to a year before the original story began.But the problem is, this body belongs to Anastasia', the infamous worst villainess!If I continue like this, the heroine will appear, and I'll be beheaded.'I have to figure out a way to save my life, and I must not fall in love with the male lead.I planned to live decently and leave before the real heroine appears.However"I won't divorce my wife.""Anastasia will be the empress of Rosenberg till her death."I shouldn't harbor such poignant feelings.The original story, it seems to be changing once again.

Once bitten, twice shy. That is Anastasia's motto when she awakes with a second chance in life as the Empress in her favorite novel. After realizing that even true love cannot change destiny, Anastasia attempts to help her husband, the Emperor, find his happy ending with the female protagonist--the true heroine of the story. However, it seems that the Emperor has other thoughts. She pushes him away so they can both live, but the Emperor is unsure if he wants to live without his queen.

The main character in Maristella’s life was her friend Dorothea. Maristella was no more than a supporting role, and she struggled and sacrificed herself for her friend’s happiness, only to be betrayed in return. Dorothea threw Maristella to her death for her own benefit. “We’re friends, Marie.” It was Maristella who died miserably. “So make a concession, will you?” As I watched Dorothea sacrifice her “friend”, I vowed never to have a miserable ending like that novel. “You don’t seem like the person I know. It’s like you’re a different person.”