I reincarnated in a novel inside the body of a villainess named Eris who poisoned herself when her fiancé, the prince, married her childhood friend, the maid Helena.
From the moment I realized this, I had only one goal.
Escape from the world in this novel.
Even after death, I tried to get out of this world but the ‘world’ did not allow it.
However, after rejecting the path of “Eris” in the original novel, the men who had persecuted and ignored Eris began to beg for her interest and affection.
“Who are you?” the priest who revived Helena asked.
“You… are you really Eris?” even the warrior who pledged eternal loyalty to Helena asked.
“You have changed,” said the prince who rejected Eris in order to marry Helena.
It was strange.
No one was interested in Eris before.
“I don’t want to get affectionate even as time passes.”
She has no confidence in loving this world.
Eris Miserian just wants to die. Being overworked and underappreciated in the real world wasn’t great, but living as the villainess in a romance novel is even worse. If Eris can die in the novel, she might be able to return to reality, but the story won’t let her. Desperate to escape a life as the protagonist’s tormentor, she sets off on a journey with the help of a witch, a knight, and a high priest. Can she find her way back to her friends and family, or is Eris doomed to a fictional future?
