It’s said that I’ve been transported into a novel, even though I’ve never even touched genre fiction before. And not just as any character—I’ve become the young lady of a count’s family, known as the empire’s most beautiful woman. But here’s the catch: it’s a supporting role in an R-rated reverse harem novel. To make matters worse, my character is doomed to die before the original story even begins. …Honestly, it’s a disaster.
Help! Emergency!
And as if that wasn’t enough, my frenemy from school, Yoo Harin, turns out to be the original author of this novel and its heroine. Her character setup? She’s traveled dimensions to collect a harem of men, including my fiancé.
“Things won’t go the way you want,” I vowed. At the very least, I’ll save my fiancé from Harin’s clutches. But for some strange reason, all the other male leads won’t leave me alone either.
“My lady, I wish to fall asleep with you tonight. Would you allow it?”
My possessive fiancé, the duke, is already a handful.
“Are you perhaps harboring feelings for me? Or am I mistaken?”
Then there’s his brother, the crown prince of the empire, who shamelessly flirts with me.
“If I so much as move a finger, the empire and the principality alike will go up in flames. You’d better think carefully.”
Even a dragon, the empire’s guardian, keeps clinging to me with ominous warnings.
Sobs I just want to love someone in peace. Can’t they all leave me alone?
