Will the villainess hanged in her previous life marry the knight who once swore his allegiance to her? A little over a month has passed since Grey’s condemnation, and thanks to King Rizel’s leadership, life in Dirésias is slowly returning to normal. Yet one day, Albert comes to Mary with a shocking proposal. “Will you marry me?” Despite being happy, Mary can’t make up her mind—not until she comes to terms with her past. Meanwhile, Queen Tia remains missing, but her sinister plans creep ever closer to upsetting the peace Mary craves!

A Second Chance At Peace…Or Revenge?! After being hanged for a crime she didn’t commit, Rosemary entered the annals of history as a villainess. So when she reincarnates as Mary with her memories intact, all she desires is a peaceful existence. And yet she’s forced back into the world of politics against her wishes! “Now then, dear sister, how would you like to punish those who killed you?” Mary’s brother—who she loved so much in her past life—has undergone a terrible transformation. Now, he seeks revenge on her behalf. “Tell me what you desire, my lady.” Likewise, the knight who swore allegiance to Mary in her past life makes the same vow in the present. Despite all this, Mary doesn’t want vengeance against those who killed her. But will the people surrounding her allow for peace?

Will the villainess hanged in her previous life marry the knight who once swore his allegiance to her? A little over a month has passed since Grey's condemnation, and thanks to King Rizel's leadership, life in Dirésias is slowly returning to normal. Yet one day, Albert comes to Mary with a shocking proposal. "Will you marry me?" Despite being happy, Mary can't make up her mind--not until she comes to terms with her past. Meanwhile, Queen Tia remains missing, but her sinister plans creep ever closer to upsetting the peace Mary craves!

“I’m really happy to hear the girl I like missed me” ​Konoha Satou has a dark history. After all, she spent her teen years writing self-indulgent fantasy romance fics—like her Dark History. But since she’s become its most despicable villainess, remembering every last detail is now a matter of life-and-death. Having avoided the first couple of death flags, Satou’s suddenly left in the dark when a mysterious stranger returns from the Lily Kingdom—a character she doesn’t recall writing in the original script. Although Yomi claims to be her ally, can Satou really trust a character she knows nothing about in such a dangerous world?

Oh dear, it seems I was reincarnated into a modern otome game from a fantasy world! All I ever wanted was to be free of my responsibilities as a countess and I finally got my wish when I was reborn as a commoner in modern Japan. Everything was going perfect, except it turns out this is the world of an otome game and some crazy girl who goes around calling herself the “heroine” is upset at me for stealing all her “events” with the “love interests”… Now she wants me to team up with her against the “villainess”. I’m supposedly just a random NPC, so why am I being dragged into this?!

Ginoford’s awake... which means I’ve tripped a duel-to-the death flag! Konoha Satou’s fantasy romance first began when she wrote the self-indulgent fic as a teen. But now that she is its most loathsome villainess, the details of her Dark History are a matter of life-and-death! To speed up Yomi’s recovery in the aftermath of Kagura’s ambush as a Knight of Schwartz, Iana and her companions bring him to Ginoford’s family manor to seek the assistance of Ginoford’s exroommate, Yatori. But his role in her original Dark History was to seduce Konoha while Ginoford was trapped in an eternal slumber—and challenge him to mortal combat should he ever awake...

I won’t let you pretend you’ve forgotten my face! ​Konoha Satou spent her teen years writing self indulgent fantasy romance fics—like her Dark History. Now, reborn as the most despicable villainess in her story, her life depends on remembering every last detail! When Satou hears whispers of beautiful women going missing in the Rose Kingdom, she doesn’t pay much attention to it—at first. After all, it’s not really an important part of the story…meaning there’s no way she could trip a death flag…right?