Transmigration : Rewriting the Villain's Fate
Elena Park was a novel editor who was just about to approve her client’s final manuscript, a dark romance about betrayal, obsession, and the tragic death of a cruel woman. That woman was not the heroine. She was the villain.
A woman who toyed with an amnesiac man. A woman who abused her power and vented her anger on someone who could not fight back. A woman who would eventually be kidnapped, tortured, and left to die alone.
Elena knew the entire plot. She had memorized every torture scene. She knew no one would look for her when she disappeared, because she herself had edited the story.
But before she could uncover the plot hole that felt strangely out of place, a car crashed into her. When she opened her eyes, Elena was no longer standing on a city sidewalk. She awoke in the De Luca family’s swimming pool, as Elena De Luca, the villain destined to die.
And the man who would one day take revenge for everything she had done, Lorenzo Vitale, the mafia boss who lost his memory in an accident she caused, was now staring at her with empty eyes. Elena knew that one day the mafia’s memories would return. She knew the depth of his vengeance. She knew how her body would be found lifeless.
Yet one question continued to haunt her, what was the plot hole she had never discovered?
Would she follow the original storyline to uncover the truth, or rewrite her own fate, even if it meant becoming a different kind of monster?
Because this time, the villain is the one holding the pen.
