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Rule #1: Stay away from Vincent Alistair. One of the mistakes Hazel made was trying to create a dispute between Katherine and Vincent. Rule #2: Never make an enemy of Katherine. I still remember how Hazel died but I never got to see who the killer is. Whoever it was, I believe he is in this world. Rule #3: Never try to do anything to meddle in the story. Remain a side character and continue to enjoy life. *** When I transmigrated into my favourite novel as the fake heiress who had already lost her life, I had one clear mission: run far away from Vincent Alistair, stay clear of my sister, and live a life of pure luxury. I also had sixty days to change my fate and make sure I didn't die a second time. But when I told Vincent I would never marry him, I didn't expect him to suddenly show interest in me. Now the arrogant, ruthless billionaire is hellbent on making me his wife, insisting he fell in love with me at first sight. Every scheme I use to escape him fails, and every day I spend by his side makes my heart betray me a little more. Meanwhile, my sister, the true heiress and the original female lead, looks at me as if she is ready to kill me. The more the plot changes, the more I realise something is wrong with this world. If I fall for the male lead, will I be saved, or will I lose my life all over again?

Wanda Edisa is a great chef. She made customers cry with how good her food was. She uses nostalgia like it was the secret seasoning to her dishes. In a world where Mechahumans (half-mecha and half-human species) make up 97% of the world's population, making a restaurant that evokes human-exclusive feelings was Wanda's calling. So when a part-mecha writer who is a heir of a conglimerate company was left unimpressed in a birthday dinner, Wanda felt threatened and challenged. "Give me 30 days to cook for you. I'll make you forget half of you isn't human." This is the love story of Wanda Edisa and Eli Wright.

Aris has spent the entirety of his life living as a Beta, raised by his grandmother. When cancer strikes, his grandmother’s life is threatened. He is backed into a corner, penniless and helpless. Just then, the family that had abandoned him in the past because he was as a mistake and a defect reappears. This time, they do so with an offer that he can not refuse—come home, and they will pay for the surgery. But the price is his signature on a marriage contract. Aris expects one husband. He gets three. The Aetrakis triplets. Vlas, Aion, and Kias—Enigmas. The triplets are the rarest and most dominant secondary gender alive—cold, charming, and terrifyingly possessive. Aris learns they do not simply want a spouse—they want an heir. And when Aris’s carefully maintained suppressants finally fail, the truth he was never meant to know explodes into the open. He was never defective. He is a Crystal Omega—the rarest of classification in the ABO system, only appearing once in a thousand years. And he is the only one that is capable of fully stabilizing three Enigmas who have never been able to control their power. Trapped in a forced marriage, a new identity and heat cycles he had never known he would face, Aris must survive the men who own him while discovering that the monsters he was sold to might be the only ones willing to burn the world to keep him. As external threats rise, enemies will become lovers in the game as a bond that was never supposed to exist blooms.