The story is fun. MC transmigrated into the novel's villainess 'Sophia' after her death in her world.
The
original novel revolves around Keira, the first princess, as she collects men and faces the villainess Sophia.
- The Villainess Sophia is
- The illegitimate second princess.
- Born to a palace maid and the king.
- Brought to the palace at 14 when her mother died.
- Bullied by the Queen and her children. Yes, including Keira.
Sophia is engaged to one of "Keira's options" and faces the broken engagement ceremony that doubles as her condemnation event. As you can guess, Sophia will die at the end of the novel. Our MC doesn't want to die so easily.
When MC transmigrated into Sophia, she discovered her best friend had transmigrated into Sophia's guard Orion. They devised a plan to avoid the villainous events and save Sophia from death.
MC carries out her solid plan in one year (around three chapters) and gets married to our ML Randall.
Logic - If MC is married, her engagement cannot be annulled, and therefore there will not be a 'broken engagement ceremony' and MC will not die.
The story continues with MC and her best friend living in Duke Randall's mansion. Randall currently dislikes... fair enough to say he hates Sophia due to misunderstandings, so MC is trying her best to recreate the novel's affection events so Randall will warm up to her.
I am enjoying the novel so far. It's a bit odd but a good take on "became the villainess" novels that are popular. I haven't seen a similar story to this one that snaps the original plotline in just three chapters, MC is cute to read about and this novel has potential.
I see why the description on NU said Randall is not much of a straightforward man, the guy has a suspicious, cute, and good heart. He is quite likable since he has already begun to doubt Keira's actions.
