In A Doomed Ending, The Villainess Chooses To Live

If I transmigrate, why on earth should it have to be in a ‘doomed ending’ setting?!

Reading “ROWW,” ranked first among fantasy genre novels, felt kind of like infidelity. But I had grown tired of the same repetitive plot lines and clichéd parenting stories.

Anyway, I shouldn’t have felt that way.

‘Because I suddenly possessed someone?! And even more, I became Kiana, the villainess who’s dancing on top of a bunch of death flags!’

“Follow the family rules; devour each other.”

Survival of the fittest.

The law of the jungle.

A mad family that enforces fierce competition between half-siblings for the title of the sole perfect successor. A relentless power struggle to steal the ability only manifested in the Brunak bloodline.

‘Aaah… thanks to the unexpected possession half a year earlier than the original, I don’t have to endure this successor competition.

‘Gosh… it seems like I’ll die even before the original story begins.’

“No! How many Isekai novels have I read?! Can’t I just use my knowledge of the original?”

First, I tried to convince Evan, who’s my half-brother and an extra character, to escape from the family… But what? You won’t run away? All of a sudden?

Now that things have turned out this way, I should at least prepare for a survival artifact in advance…

Wait, why is the male lead, who’s supposed to kill me, here?

No, wait. Why aren’t things working out properly for me?!