I don’t know exactly when I transmigrated into the body of ‘Vivian.’
As I went about my daily life, memories of living as ‘Jang I-na’ in South Korea began returning to me one by one.
Whether here or there, life was equally exhausting.
After all, ‘Jang I-na’ had lived a grueling existence, bouncing between part-time jobs while residing in a tiny exam-prep room…
“Is this just my born fate…?”
That was how I thought as I went on living.
Then, one day, Vivian happens to help a kidnapped boy escape.
Lucian Baxter.
He was the utterly unhinged male lead of the R-19 angst romance fantasy novel Vivian had once read.
If there was any silver lining… it was that his father, whose death served as the catalyst for Lucian’s descent into darkness, was still alive.
However, she won the favor of the seven-year-old male lead far too well.
“I wish Vivian would become my mother.”
He was still young, so that was understandable.
But even Count Baxter, the male lead’s father…
“Why are you angry, Count?”
“Because you’re my woman.”
Wait, since when?! The novel’s mastermind father and his son are both becoming obsessed with Vivian…
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Characters
Vivian – Female Lead
20 years old, 159 cm. Wheat-blonde hair and green eyes.
Having survived an unfortunate childhood, she feels compassion and maternal affection for the young boy Lucian.
Unafraid in the face of coldness and conflict, she resolves issues through calm dialogue. She wins over those around her by whimsically interpreting situations that would outrage anyone else through her trademark positivity and innocence.
Above all, she possesses exceptional powers of observation and sharp intelligence.
Lucian Baxter – Male Lead
27 years old, 192 cm. Black hair and purple eyes. A dark holy knight and the head of the underworld organization Corax.
Due to the conspiracy of those who coveted the honor and wealth of the Baxter family, his entire family was slaughtered, and the house was falsely accused of treason.
A man who chooses to strike down anyone suspicious rather than bothering to sort out the traitors.
While his cruel and ruthless disposition was inborn, it was the memory of the day he lost his family that pushed it to its utmost extreme.
