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When the crazy dangerous criminal code named Chaos was caught by the special organization, she willingly allowed them to arrest her without a fuss. Just like her code name suggested, she had caused havoc in different parts of the country and the world. 

Chaos had already guessed that she would go to prison soon. As long as there was food and clothing, she had decided why not stay in prison for some time until it got boring.

And so, Chaos spent the rest of her years behind bars. Apart from eating, sleeping, weekly interrogations and fighting with other prison mates, Chaos who had been curious about life in prison found it to be very boring?

But…she liked the peace that came with it.

Unfortunately, her peaceful days did not last after she ingested poison from her food and she was very much aware.

Did chaos die a sad death like that?

No, Of course not.

She dragged the person who poisoned her to her destination in the afterlife, hell.

Unexpectedly, the hell for chaos was very different because she had transmigrated into a character in a novel that she stole from a prison guard.

After understanding her pitiful situation, what was the next thing Chaos decided to do as an unfortunate character?

Of course! She acted like her code name suggested, and caused chaos in her new life.

She wrecked the entire plot!

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WARNING: This book is not for the weak! Blood, and violence are heavily part of the story!

The Seventh Young lady is a Transmigrated Crazy Assassin!

Estelle yelled out her frustration as another antique candelabra was thrown to the floor. Estella remained on the side, watching her hysteria state with little reaction.

''That wretched lowly blood!'' Estelle gritted her teeth, her voice dripping with venom.

''Was she implying that I exposed our family affairs to outsiders?!''

Another antique was thrown to the floor. Nearby maids shivered in fear as their trembling gazes remained low.

Estelle released heavy breaths as her gaze met the trembling maids and also the figure of her twin sister.

Judging stares