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Iann, the supporting male lead who was reincarnated in a romance fantasy novel where he gets horrifically murdered by the main male lead.  

To avoid his future death, tried to get close to the main male lead, Kallian, like any other reincarnated person would.

But the two were polar opposites and eventually ended up as bitter rivals.

Time passed, and as the novel’s plot unfolded, Iann, who occasionally bothered Kallian through the original female lead, began planning his escape.

Then, suddenly, Kallian’s demeanor changed.

* * *

Instead Kallian asked Iann once again.  

“If you’re serious about liking me….”  

“…….”  

“You’re saying I should kiss you, right?”  

“Ugh, yes! I’ve told you so many times. If you’re serious, then do it already…”  

Iann shut his mouth. In an instant, Kallian’s red eyes were now right in front of him.  

‘I-it seems like he’s serious. Should I just say it was a lie and run away…?’  

As he felt Kallian’s breath and warmth drew closer, Iann immediately regretted it. Should he try to escape now?  His hand twitched, but some lingering doubt held him back. Could Kallian really like me?

The truth was, from the moment Iann started worrying, it was already too late.  

Kallian hadn’t stopped moving once since taking that first step.

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But the fact that he was also a villain wasn’t the problem.

“Priest Yeshion. Is it true that you dishonored the saint?”

“…Does my answer even matter? You’ll kill me no matter what I say.”

Transmigrating as a villain? It can’t be helped. Destined to die? That also can’t be helped.

However, transmigrating at the point of his death, only to return to the same moment after dying, is too much!

Thus, when Yeshion was killed for the seventeenth time and returned for the eighteenth time at the hands of Eldis, one of the main gongs…

“Whether you kill me or not, do as you please.”

“No way… Could it be… that you’re doing this to die?”

For the first time, Yeshion’s resigned (and genuine) remark changed the situation!

But it’s too early to relax… The villain who died at the beginning of the novel had done too many evil deeds.

So Yeshion set a firm goal. Just throw it all away and run.

However…

“You hold my weakness, don’t you? Hold on to it and use it to shake me. You can do that.”
The archpriest who killed Yeshion seventeen times–Eldis.

“Shouldn’t you stay by my side and entertain me?”
The Crown Prince who is rumored to be a madman–Adelio.

“My ideal type? If I had to choose… you?”
Even the main shou and saintess of the novel—Rosaline!

Just a mere villainous extra… But no one is willing to let Yeshion go.

Can Yeshion escape death and find a peaceful life?

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I had reincarnated into the reverse-harem novel, ‘A Night of Entwined Serpents’, a story I’d read over and over in my previous life.

Determined to escape my fate as the Crown Prince’s mistress, destined to meet a miserable end, I fled straight to a foreign monastery. 

One day, I was fortunate enough to secure a decent life as a high level priestess, skilled at healing. But then, one day, Lionel—the female protagonist’s older brother—stormed into the monastery.

His entire body was drenched in blood.

My three years of peace in the monastery meant nothing; I was dragged back to the capital, now assigned as the personal healer for the protagonist, Vivian.

Thus began my perilous daily life, as the three male protagonists of the original story began to appear one by one at the mansion. 

The only thing keeping me going day by day was Lionel, who always seemed to show up at the right moment to rescue me from trouble.

“If you marry me, I’m sure you’ll abandon any thought of returning to the monastery.”

The man, once the embodiment of chastity in the novel, suddenly proposes…?

To make matters worse, the contract is filled with suspicious clauses: 

Celebrating every little anniversary, actively meddling in each other’s personal lives…

This love, this marriage, this novel.

It feels cozy, but is it really okay?

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