“Still, it’s nice to be able to do whatever I want here.”

Drinking, drugs, hitting people, bullying in public places—everything she wanted to do.

Most of the things she wanted to do were either against the law or likely to be criticized.

‘Like a crappy mass media.’

If she happened to be caught by a reporter, it was the day she was taken to her grandfather, the chairman.

Still, it was relatively easy to get away with it if she acted cute, and swaying people was her specialty.

But just one thing, as much as a major accident, she couldn’t handle it like that.

“What’s the big deal about having a party at a club?”
The party she personally hosted was ostensibly for promoting camaraderie, but in reality, it was a drug party for the upper class.

A problem arose when someone leaked the video among the party attendees.

The next morning, articles about the granddaughter of a conglomerate’s owner flooded the airwaves and YouTube, causing the company’s stock to plummet consecutively.

Always the good granddaughter, the kind child, her usually gentle grandfather erupted in anger at her.

“How dare you get angry at me? Did I spread the video?”

Thinking back, it was unfair.

Due to that blame, she spent a week cooped up at home, feeling frustrated and going crazy.

That’s when someone’s voice reached her.

“Do you want to try going to a new world, was it?”

It seemed like similar words.

Feeling so frustrated, she immediately agreed even though she didn’t know whose voice it was.

That’s how she became a saint.

“Well, it’s good that I came here.”

If she had stayed there any longer, her parents, who valued their reputation more than anything and her old grandfather, would have annoyed her to no end.

‘They say the words of the saint are law.’

At least she liked this one thing.

In fact, Elsias had heard several revelations.

Most of them were about the structure of this world that the goddess informed her of, in other words, the novel.

That she was the original novel’s female lead. And there were two male leads prepared for the female lead.

Up to here, it was obvious and quite good.

She was the protagonist anywhere, and there was no shortage of men.

But that supporting character, a bum who didn’t know how he lived in real life, ruined everything.

“My future husband only dreams of being a chef. I can’t tolerate it.”

Not only did they dare to engage her with her sub-man but they also turned the male lead into a penniless person.

Moreover, the twin brothers, who were the villains in the book, were so shameless. They even dared to call her an aunty.

In her present life, the two things she hated the most were ‘kids’ and ‘animals.’

Both shared the common trait of being noisy and not listening to people.

“Ah, these kids are so terribly awful.”

Elsias turned over on the bed, swinging her feet.

She just wanted to kill them all, but she couldn’t, and it was regrettable.

‘Who set up these kids as important characters? Is this all someone’s setting?’

The condition for her to stay in this world was to revert the original novel until the ending.

To do that, she had to somehow take the kids away from that woman.

“Well, if I become a man, it might be fifty-fifty.”

In the novel, those mischievous kids liked the female lead so much, so she had to make herself like the original.

Although she had to fix their bad habits quite a bit.

“Ah, there’s so much dirty work to do.”

She had to make the male lead an emperor and start a war with the sub-man.

There was a lot of work, and it was annoying, but it was better than staying in the current state.

‘I will have everything.’

She was confident.
She reached out her arm and took the pocket near the bed.

Inside was a small seed.

“Can this really get rid of that woman?”

The seed received from the goddess was correct.

But its known purpose was entirely different.

‘As close as possible, if influenced by the flower, she will disappear.’

This was a seed for a flower that removes the possessor.

Of course, she had to be prepared since she was also the possessor.

The blue sapphire necklace hanging around her neck was exactly that.

As a protective relic from the 1st Shrine of the Goddess Shaina, it protected Elsias from evil things.

“No matter how I think about it, it doesn’t seem like this will work.”

She rolled the seed between her fingers.

[Dare to doubt the goddess!]

From the shadow of the chair, a black rabbit appeared.

[Frightening, it’s frightening!]

“Ah, it’s noisy, so shut up.”

However, Elsias wasn’t startled at all.

It was as if it was natural for a rabbit to pop out from there.

The black rabbit, ‘Onyx,’ was a divine being sent by the Goddess Shaina.

As revelations could only be heard in the shrine, when unable to go there, Onyx conveyed the goddess’s will instead.

“Hey. Is everything going to flow as in the original? What nonsense.”

[Since the situation has changed, you should make an effort too!]

“It’s annoying, don’t nag me too.”

When Elsias pretended to throw a glass, Onyx tightly shut its mouth.

She sighed as she withdrew her hand.

“From the beginning, everything is mine. Do you know how troublesome it is to get that back?”

It was a predetermined law, and she had to change it by making an effort. It was absurd.

Onyx listened to her irritation for a long time before opening its mouth.

[…Aren’t you afraid? You were told that if you complete the original, the world will reset.]

She heard that from the goddess. And she agreed.

“How would I know?”

Elsias chuckled at Onyx’s words.

“In the last chapter, it says the protagonists lived happily ever after. If I’m happy, what does it matter what happens later?”

She found the rabbit asking such things pathetic.

‘So it’s a beast.’

Elsias clicked her tongue.

Looking at that rabbit reminded her of someone pathetic.

‘Saying something like cooking.’

She hated spicy and hot food. Especially, she had a level of aversion to kimchi.

But when the male lead kept whining about kimchi fried rice until he broke the mountain, she involuntarily sighed…

That’s right.

“A good idea just came to me!”

[…What is it?]

Onyx asked out of courtesy.

But Elsias didn’t even listen to it.

“Hey, disappear for a moment.”

[What?]

If you don’t want to see the appearance of cooking, you can’t do it.

Elsias grabbed the strap near her head.

“Did you call for me?”

A priest who served her came in, and she patted his head.

“Bring the timid child in.”

“Understood.”

A frightened child entered after a while.

Soon after, the door closed.