What happens when you love villains… a little too much?

What happens when your favorite game gives you a family of monsters so compelling you can’t look away?

What happens when that family is doomed to die… every single time?

And what happens when you, a lover of villains, refuse to accept that ending?

You play the game again, and again and again. All to save them. Only to fail every single bloody time.

Because their downfall always begins with one person:

A dangerous woman. A Main Villainess.

The one you can never bring yourself to kill.

After all…

What happens when you’re obsessed with women who can kill you, ruin you, and break you while smiling down at you?

That was Noah. A man who died at his keyboard at 5am, having failed for the 333rd time to save that family. 

And that same man woke up as Cassius Desdemona, Last Born of the villain family he loved. Years before their destruction begins. But just days before his arranged marriage to the woman who ends them all.

Now, with a Fate that brands him a Villain, a Wondrous Aspect, and a Goddess overseeing his every move…

He must save a family that was never meant to be saved. Survive the wife who was never meant to love him. And rewrite a story that was never meant to change.

After all…

“I love Villains.” Noah — now, Cassius — said with a wide devilish grin.

#Noharem.

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"I guess this is fine, too." Cassius said with an amused smile, looking at the strange turn of the Auction. "I doubt people at this auction will dare to share anything significant, considering not only is it the first Auction but we also didn't prepare for it."


"We should change how the Auction functions then." Isolde added, her head still on Cassius's shoulder. "Maybe we could make it anonymous. Meaning, each person who attends will wear a mask. And since I doubt everyone would be able to afford anti-divination masks, it's better that we inscribe anti-divination into the rooms and the amphitheatre."


"Oh?" Cassius exclaimed, nodding slowly. "Seems like a good idea. We also need to find a way for them to share their information without others knowing the content. That would protect them better, and would unconsciously put pressure on the others to bid more."


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