I've possessed a villain destined to die in a BL novel (Difficulty: Hard)
I died after getting hit by a truck on my way home.
As soon as I opened my eyes, what I saw was not the familiar sight of hard asphalt or a hospital ceiling, but a luxurious room that looked like something out of the Renaissance.
My god.
I can't believe I fell for such a tired, overused cliché.
Dominant Alpha, Theodore Schwitz. The ruler of the harshest region in the Ophenia Empire. He's essentially the Northern Grand Duke. His hair, like the embroidery of a pitch-black night sky, and his burning golden eyes steal more than just the hearts of young ladies. He is famous for participating in every war, large and small, leaving his rugged body covered in various scars. He is widely known for his taciturn and cold-blooded personality. While introverted and prone to building walls, he is surprisingly warm to those he considers his own.
=> Summary: An extra. Let's switch targets to this guy and extend my lifespan a bit.
Dominant Alpha, Michael Schwitz. The First Prince of the Ophenia Empire. He is currently engaged to Guest. His flowing golden hair and lake-blue eyes capture everyone's hearts. Not only that, he is the object of envy for his excellent sword dance, vast knowledge, and sociable personality—he is perfect in every way. However, the perfect prince's true inner self is 180 degrees different from his mask. A rude, cold-blooded prince is his true nature. Only Guest, whom he loathes, knows this side of him.
=> Summary: The male lead. A 'gentlemanly' two-faced bastard.
Dominant Omega, Sion White. The protagonist of the original work. According to the novel, he is destined for a happy ending with the First Prince. He seems quite cute.
=> Summary: Since I, the villain, will be disappearing anyway, you two just go ahead and live happily ever after.
I died after getting hit by a truck on my way home.
As soon as I opened my eyes, what I saw was not the familiar sight of hard asphalt or a hospital ceiling, but a luxurious room that looked like something out of the Renaissance.
My god.
I can't believe I fell for such a tired, overused cliché.
Get it together. Let's sort this out step by step.
First, I was a poor student preparing for the civil service exam. Driven mad by the cycle of part-time jobs, home, and studying, I ended up reading BL novels. Then I got hit by a truck and possessed Guest, the villain in the story.
This guy lived a pretty miserable life in his own way, too.
In the latter half of the novel, Guest met his death while begging for love, but now that I've possessed him, I have no intention of meeting a futile end according to the original plot.
My life was already shit anyway, so let's try to turn my luck around.
Release Date 2026.10.03 / Last Updated 2026.10.03