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A classic villainess/heroine tale that puts a new twist on the genre. This Industrial Era fantasy tells the story of Nadia—a secret agent with a dry love life and an unhealthy addiction to visual novels—as she Transmigrates into the body of Vivian Moore, the villainess of the novel, from a family of business CEOs.

All the destruction flags were raised, and Vivian was at the end of her rope. Her life was about to take a turn for the worst, but with Nadia behind the wheel, she seized Fate by the hairs of its head and yanked it into a sharp U-turn.

No more weakness was allowed! If something wanted to get rid of her, she would stab it to death. If someone wanted to trample over her, she would shoot them into a beehive. And there was no stopping her because she had the strongest weapon a main character can have: the System!

The Villainess Returns with a System

Esmeralda's shot sent shivers not only through the foundations of a building that collapsed over a bunch of Blackguards but into the very structure of Prince Liam's faction.

The Bloody Swan was no longer a simple chess piece between the powers that be; she was a rogue card, a joker whose dance sent ripples through the stagnant waters. She had risen to be the very soul of conflict among the two factions at war: one fighting for an old world that must be preserved, and another fighting to destroy the old and build the new.

It was difficult to distinguish fact from fiction, even for those involved. Prince Liam's faction and the Royal Guard now see the Bloody Swan as the symbol of the insurgency, the wings that must be clipped, and the mouth that must be gagged. On the other hand, the Kabal did not know what to do in this situation; they had never expected the Swan to be someone from their ranks, and the Court of Sages all pleaded ignorance regarding the Swan's identity.

The Swan's Wake