I transmigrated.... more>>

I became a side character Guide who dies unable to withstand the power of the S-Class Transcendent male lead.

The story goes that the male lead, traumatized by my death, overcomes it after meeting the heroine.

For his growth and romance, I’m supposed to obediently become a sacrifice, but…

“…Do you think I want to just die quietly?”

What’s more, my death also becomes the trigger for the villain here to develop a terrible hatred for the male lead.

Why? Because I’m his older sister. Damn it.

‘As the head of the family, there’s no way I can die and leave behind my cunning but lovable younger brother.’

So I decided.

There’s no reason this story absolutely has to have trauma.

So first, I’ve got to survive. I started looking for a way to change my death.

“I can keep secrets very well. Why don’t you test how obedient I can be to you, senior?”

“It’s because it’s you, senior—not anyone else.”

“I don’t need any Guide but you. I want to be loyal only to you, senior.”

Just what’s the problem here, in the middle of all this headache.

“Cadet Ortis, have you perhaps been hiding your rank?”

S-Class.

Even my rank has become strange. <<less

I became the daughter of the heroine in a completed novel.
The original story was over, and I was living a happy life thanks to the buffs of having the heroine as a mother.... more>>

"Velsia. Only I will ever love everything about you."

The son of a villainess who suffered from madness.
Emil Calixt, an innocent boy isolated due to the villainess' sins.
Inheriting her madness, that boy slaughtered my family,
and upon my death, I returned to the age of ten.

So, in an attempt to avoid death
I tried to cure Emil's madness…

"You are the only one who saw me for who I am."
“…Emil, hold on just a moment."
“You are the only one who reached out to me."

However, that boy, whom I thought had grown better than anyone else…

"So, you are the only one who must remain by my side."

Contrary to my intentions, he became obsessed with me.

"I… want you to keep pitying me."

That little boy had grown into a man, and now he was clinging onto me. <<less