FAIRY DRAGON

A young woman of 25 lies sick in a hospital bed with a terminal illness. She curiously wonders to herself how the romance fantasy novel she was reading ends as she laments the end of her life. Strangely enough, the next time she opens her eyes, she finds herself in a completely new world. It turns out that she had woken up in the body of the novel’s antagonist, Ariel Winston, who is obsessed with the male lead, Duke Cedric Evans, a man cursed to go mad with bloodthirst without a special scent that only Ariel can provide. However, in this novel, Ariel is executed after being condemned for a scheme against the duke’s lover. Thus, in order to escape yet another miserable death, the young woman who woke up in Ariel’s body must distance herself from Cedric and navigate through this new life as best as she can. Though, unlike in the novel, Cedric does not seem willing to easily let her distance herself from him…

When I woke up from my sleep, my house had disappeared?! Adele, a gambling genius, suddenly transmigrates ten years into the future. Participating in a gambling event at the request of the tower master, Rudy leads her to meet the Duke of Elfinheim, the organizer of the event. A name that I seem to have heard somewhere, with a familiar pronunciation and appearance. What is this strange feeling? "Where's the lady the Duke was looking for? "Aha, that rumored lady? "Yes. I heard rumors that the gambling ship itself is currently afloat only for that woman." Besides, the rumored lady’s description is similar to mine?!

Obtaining a magic ring by chance, Adele suddenly arrived 10 years into the future as a high roller. Adele participated in the gambling tournament at Grand Master Rudy's request, and she came to meet Young Master Elfenheim there... He had a seemingly familiar name, speech, and appearance. What's this weird sense of deja vu? "I'm not sure if you've heard of this before, but the Young Master Elfenheim even went on a ship to find his first love using a pendulum as bait." "His first love?" On top of that, I look quite similar to the description of his first love?

It is imperial belief that twins are bad omens, so Rosette Sigran was out of luck when her twin sister, Lea, was born a saint. Despite possessing the saint’s mark, however, it is not Lea, but Rosette who has immense divine power. She does her best to help Lea with her holy acts, but their power-hungry father only sees Rosette as a blight on the family, and so he transfers Rosette’s power to Lea and has her killed. Rosette then wakes up years in the past, but this time, she’s done playing nice.