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Rita Estelle knows that Duke Erwan Cereus will fall ill and die, leading to a bloody rebellion. She knows this because she would've died in that rebellion had it not been for a kindly sorceress who sent her back in time. With her second chance at life, Rita seeks to use her medical genius to get close to Duke Erwan as a child and cure him. But the closer she grows to him, the more she suspects his sickness is caused by foul play. Can Rita save Erwan and the whole country before it's too late?

When an accident shows Ellie what bullying the male lead, Damian, would do to her in the future, she tries to stay away from him at all costs. But after seeing everyone else mistreat the poor boy, she decides to protect him until he meets Duke Schuetz, his future adoptive father. However, there's one thing Ellie doesn't expect when she helps them reunite: the duke's offer to bring her with them as his daughter-in-law! How will this new plot twist change her fate and the course of the story?

Kaira willingly risked her life to make her beloved Prince Reagan emperor. But when the man she sacrificed it all for crowns her cousin as empress instead of her, she loses the will to live. It’s only when she’s finally succumbed to a lethal dose of poison that she’s met with the tears of a heartbroken Prince Faylon, and she realizes her love was wasted on the wrong person. Vowing to exact revenge if ever given the chance, Kaira is thrust back in time to right the wrongs committed against her and reclaim the title that is rightfully hers. As she joins hands with Prince Faylon and sets out to punish those who conspired against her, she’ll discover a world she once took for granted and seek to correct the course of her fate.

After passing out drunk on a cold night, I awake as a nameless young orphan girl. But she’s not just any girl, she’s a character from a novel I wrote in high school! Abused and sold at auction as a slave, I’m suddenly rescued by my father, Duke Henry Wensgrey, the story’s original villain. Far from the wicked character I created, he’s now a total fool for his daughter. But our relationship isn’t the only thing that’s changed, and I soon discover that this world isn’t anything like what I wrote!

Influenced from a young age to bully her stepsister Mielle, Aria Roscent had lived her life wickedly, ultimately paying the price for her misdeeds with her life. But before her death, Mielle reveals that she was the one encouraging her own bullying behind the scenes to oust Aria. Now back in the past thanks to a mysterious hourglass, Aria has just one goal: utterly ruin Mielle’s life. But can this villainess outsmart the villain who turned her wicked in the first place?

High priest Sia awaits her peaceful death after leading a life devoted to helping other people. Instead of finding herself next to Lord Pleon the God, she finds herself in the body of Elena, a woman known to be wicked. While adjusting to her new body and new life as a universally hated figure, Sia continues to encounter men she had acquainted during her day as a high priest. What's even more surprising is that those men seem to get increasingly obsessed with her. "I am no longer the high priest on whom everyone depended, so why are these men still getting obsessed with me?!"

Neglected by her family, Cha Miso dreams of life in her favorite novel as the beloved main character. Then one day, she wakes up inside the novel, but as Eileen Etam, a downtrodden side character who will be kicked out of her home! To avoid further neglect, she plots to leave before that occurs. But when Erno Etam, the crazy heir to House Etam, claims that Eileen is his daughter, her plans are foiled, and Eileen finds herself in the middle of a conflict between House Etam and a cast of villains.

After a fatal tragedy, our heroine wakes up as Aurora, a character from a novel she once read. While coming to grips with her new reality, she's sent to marry the Duke of Ettica, a.k.a. infamous piece of trash. This trash duke knows no bounds! "Could you punch me right now?" Not only is he a scumbag, he's a perv too?! "If I end up falling for you, I will become your loyal little dog." What has Aurora gotten herself into? Perhaps it's the start of a puppy love...? Or perhaps it's leading to something more...

I am a successful woman in her 30's excelling at her career. But I guess the tables turn when life seems too perfect. It is just my luck that I woke up as Camilla Elchasis, a character in my favorite novel whose life is filled with trouble. After possessing Camilla's body, I first need to get rid of my ridiculous fiancé and his mistress who are fooling around in my house. I must also deal with my half-sister and father who wish to kill me. Meanwhile, why is Duke Caliet so obsessed with me? "You started it, so I'll finish it."

After being betrayed by her lover, Riella decides to end it all, only to be saved by Emperor Herrhan. Without ever getting to thank him, she sneaks away to start her life anew. But soon, she finds herself on the brink of death once more when she’s wrongfully framed for trying to assassinate the emperor. Fortunately, Herrhan comes to her rescue yet again, and this time, Riella will be able to repay him in an even bigger way than she imagined. As it turns out, she is the empire’s sole saintess who has the power to heal the cursed ruler...

Isabelle has always dreamed of meeting her true love and living happily ever after. Unfortunately, she discovers that she was just sold to the monstrous Duke Cardiego, who's infamous for killing his bride candidates. Her only way out is to quickly marry someone else, and as it turns out, her BFF Lix is the perfect choice! Although she tells him she will just stay a friend, Lix begins to show her that he doesn't feel the same way. Will their friendship be able to last through this matrimony?

In a world where she’s shadowed by her siblings’ brilliance, Letitia Leroy stands out for her lack of extraordinary powers that the members of the Leroy family are known to have. Unbeknownst to her, her very existence embarrasses her family, which leads her to heart-wrenching abandonment. But in the darkness of rejection, Duke Enoch Achilles and his siblings become her unwavering pillars of support, providing Letitia with the love and belonging her family denied her. Will these newfound bonds prove stronger than the ties of her own blood?

What would you do when you've transmigrated as the most-hated villainess in the story? In the case of Marso, she tried hard to change the storyline by performing good deeds and taking care of the female lead. However, things are not going as she had hoped for--every character in the story still hates her! It seems no matter what she does she cannot seem to change her fate. Tired of trying, Marso declares that she'll stay home and do nothing--for the rest of her life.

“Don’t use the regretful male lead hashtag if the heroine doesn’t end up with a regretful male lead!” After wailing over the ending of my favorite novel, I wake up as Cornia, the heroine who kicks her regretful hubby to the curb for a new flame. The catch? My heart’s set on the regretful husband, Duke Ertein Belcita! But I’ll have to overcome several obstacles to stay married to Ertein. First up, let’s give those meddling villainous in-laws the boot. Watch out, world. Cornia’s rewriting her love life!

Princess Soria has been cursed to live in her dilapidated kingdom as a chicken for the last century. Her curse can only be broken through true love with her Prince Charming. Unfortunately, the only fitting candidate for her comes in the form of Emperor Lenok, who doesn’t know a thing about romance! He also needs her help to save his empire from a long-term drought, a problem that can only be solved by breaking her curse and restoring her kingdom. But how is a poultry princess supposed to fall for such an unattractive ruler?!

Newlywed life isn't so great for the heroine who wakes up as Lamaine, the villainess in the novel "The Blue Flower at the Duke's Estate." Although Lamaine's husband, Cedric, is handsome enough to make her nose bleed, he is unfortunately in love with the novel's female protagonist and despises Lamaine. But Cedric must stay married until he inherits the family title, and promises Lamaine a future divorce and hefty alimony in return for her cooperation. Meanwhile, Lamaine uses her skills as a doctor from her previous life to help people around the estate, blissfully unaware that Cedric's frigid attitude toward her is changing...

Mary didn’t know what to expect of the afterlife, but it certainly wasn’t becoming the evil, murderous nanny of the novel she was reading. Her circumstances become secondary concerns when she realizes that no matter what, Briel must remain safe. It’s the only way to keep his uncle, Count Kentryle Chalant, from the path of revenge. Can she keep her new charge safe and change the entire plot, or will the true villain get the best of them all? And is she going to find love on the way?

One day, a girl awakens as 6-year-old St. Priscilla, the heroine of her most cherished novel. The catch? She is destined to suffer with an abusive adoptive family! To avoid this, she adopts her ultimate bias, the ruthless Emperor Melkiades, as her father instead. Although spending her days fangirling and redeeming her bias's tarnished name seems like a dream come true, with so many foes still lurking in the shadows, can this young saint protect Melkiades and find happiness for them both?

The moment Arcelia woke up and found herself in a fantasy novel, she knew she was in trouble. Owning the power of a truth seeker didn't make life easier for her, either. Forced to pay the debts of a person she trusted, she strikes a deal with Duke Kasius Arren Ambrose, the most powerful person in the empire. Only Arcelia can help him return to his dragon form by helping him find the "Piece of God", and he is the only one who can save her from the loan sharks. Arcelia knows she shouldn't mix business and pleasure, but how can she resist when the Duke is the cutest man she's ever met?!

I don't know how it happened, but I was reborn into a novel as Hannah, the caregiver and teacher at the temple's orphanage. To make matters worse, the children I care for — Mika, Jeremy, and Ian — will become my murderers and the villains of this novel. In order to survive, I attempted to escape, but these cute little rascals couldn't bear to see me leave. Since they are still young, maybe I can raise them to become good people instead of bad ones. How hard could it be to raise a few villains?

Princess Anatrisha is only a year old, but her life is already far too complicated. Her father, the emperor, is cold and distant, and her mother is nowhere to be seen. Her older brother, meanwhile, is bullied by other nobles. Luckily, Anatrisha was an S-class hunter in her past life and is set on using her skills and magic to protect her loved ones. Can this little princess defend her right to the throne and bring her family closer together? Or will it be game over for this S-class baby?