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Eun-Byul Lee, a fearless and street-smart fighter, meets a tragic end in a car accident—only to awaken as Cecilia von Arlen, a minor character in a novel she once read. As Cecilia, a timid pushover fated to die tragically halfway through the story, Eun-Byul must use her wits and fighting spirit to change her destiny and survive in a world that was never meant to be hers.

From Pawn to Power

"Enjoy you're day, dear," Father said, smiling gently at me.

I nodded and smiled back, saying, "Thank you, father."

And Father just walked away, leaving me alone there. And, the moment Father's speech ended, the real battle began. Noble ladies in dazzling gowns, gentlemen in pristine coats—each step measured, each smile perfectly poised.

I was ready. My training, my manners, my etiquette—flawless. I wasn't the Korean street fighter Eun-byun Lee who would leap into a fight at the first provocation.

No. Tonight, I was every inch a noble lady.

I am Ceceilia Von Arlen, the real daughter of the Arlen family, and I have to make sure I behave like that one.

Nobles swarmed like bees to honey, their smiles polished, their gazes sharp. I stood my ground, my expression composed, my back straight. Nyx, in his small fluffy form, perched elegantly on my arm, his golden eyes sweeping the crowd like a predator assessing prey.

The Art of Nobility (and Survival)