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𝕴 𝖉𝖔𝖓'𝖙 𝖜𝖆𝖓𝖙 𝖞𝖔𝖚𝖗 𝖆𝖙𝖙𝖊𝖓𝖙𝖎𝖔𝖓 by Cupid_Nov27
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I never expected to die, let alone wake up inside a novel I had once read. Unfortunately, I didn't become some random side character. I became Ophelia Scilan Winchester-the infamous villainess destined to lose everything. Her family hates her. Her fiancé despises her. The heroine is loved by everyone. And according to the original story, Ophelia's ending is already written. Normally, this would be the part where I decide to change my fate. Unfortunately, I'm too tired for that. I just want to eat, sleep, admire the scenery, and be left alone. So why does everyone suddenly seem determined to get involved with me? Why does my father keep finding excuses to speak to me? Why do my brothers suddenly want to spend time with me? And why does my fiancé seem strangely different? I know how this story ends. I've already read it. So why does everything feel... wrong? If I already know how this story ends... Why does it feel like someone else remembers it too?
The Florist's Guide to Surviving the Male Leads by Cupid_Nov27
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She bought an otome game expecting cute romance. Instead, she got kidnapping, murder, emotional manipulation, three clinically concerning men, and a "TRUE ENDING" that made her question the existence of basic human logic. Naturally, she cursed the developers, the game, the entire romance genre, and her best friend for recommending it. Then her best friend called during an emergency. Eun-ha rushed outside to help- and got hit by Truck-kun. Because apparently even death has customer service, and her assigned representative was a vehicle. She wakes up inside the game as a completely irrelevant florist. Wonderful. She'll sell flowers, avoid the plot, and live a peaceful life far away from the homicidal romance department. Except the Emperor-a tyrannical, sleep-deprived menace with enough blood on his résumé to qualify as a walking historical incident-decides she should teach him how to court the Saintess. Then the Grand Duke, an absurdly powerful war hero with the emotional stability of a Victorian widow and enough tragic baggage to require its own carriage, joins the lessons. And finally, the Tower Master arrives-a ruthless, merciless, blood-addicted magical psychopath whose mere presence makes people reconsider their life choices, career paths, and general decision to remain alive. And suddenly her flower shop is hosting the Empire's three most terrifying men for Romance 101, because apparently conquering kingdoms is easier than talking to women. There is only one tiny problem. The Saintess likes the Villainess. And Eun-ha is beginning to suspect that Truck-kun wasn't actually the worst thing that happened to her.