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As the bastard child of the Anzak king, Alexia knew she was destined for very little. The Book of Wolves foretold her destiny as a side character, from her impoverished childhood to her brutal death at the hands of the enemy prince, Tervion. But when Alexia is sent to assassinate him, the story changes. Now she’s engaged to him as part of the peace treaty between their two countries. In the face of mortal danger and abandoned by a loveless father in enemy lands, Alexia must decide where her loyalties lie and whose life matters most.

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?!"

For all of her life, Chariet has lived a life of privilege and nobility, as the beloved daughter of the Duke and Duchess Teardrop. That is, until the real Chariet returns and usurps her identity. In an effort to restore her dignity and her life, Simponia (the "fake" Chariet) scopes out a new life of her own, traveling the harsh winter cold of the dreaded Monazart territory and becoming its Queen. Her title is both a business strategy and business contract, but with every passing day, her fondness for Blush Monazart grows.

Ellen's plan is simple. Before turning into an obsessive villain who gets executed, she's going to get a divorce! But after she becomes Ellen Lianster, her plan gets complicated. Her new husband, Aiden, has developed a debilitating fear of being touched, and Ellen is determined to discover the cause and cure. As she finds ways to help him, an affection-deprived Aiden slowly begins to seek comfort from Ellen. With both hearts opening up to each other, can this marriage succeed... at failing?

In my past life, I was praising my professor as a graduate student; in my present life, I’m praising my younger brother as an older sister. To survive in the Duke’s household where I was adopted, I absolutely have to get on the good side of Kilian, the male lead of the novel. Fortunately, it’s still a long way before the original novel’s events unfold! Reina strives to survive by diligently flattering, running errands for, and offering snacks to the young male lead Kilian, who will eventually eliminate her in the future. “Sister, you have to marry me too.” What…? Did I win his favor too well by using my past life’s skills to the fullest? This little chubby kid is proposing. I tried to dismiss it as a child’s prank, “You’ve never been my sister. If anything, you’re a woman to me.” Suddenly, a deep voice echoed. When did he grow up so much? Unaware of the passage of time, Reina, who only thinks about escaping, and the obsessive male lead Kilian, who only cares about his sister, engage in a game of cat and mouse in their romance.