In a world where cruel misunderstandings can be lethal, our heroine is born into tragedy. Branded as “that woman who abandoned her child,” she’s forced to flee the moment she gives birth—and the baby, left to starve, dies in her absence. Reincarnated as that very abandoned child, she refuses to accept the same doomed fate again.
Determined not to die of hunger while the “true” protagonists ride off into their own happy ending, she storms out—only to be promptly “kidnapped” by the dashing secondary hero.
“Go home—for now,” he insists.
“I’m not going back! I’ve run away!” she snaps.
“Not your house—my house.”
Thrown into the lion’s den, she steels herself with the old adage: “Even if you’re trapped by tigers, you’ll survive if you keep your wits about you.” Easier said than done…
Because this tiger’s den comes with its own brand of wild hospitality:
“Mabel, look! I made you a coat from my tail fur. How do I rank as 최고의 남주 [best hero], huh?”
“Are you trying to melt me from cuteness overload? Come here—let me cool you off; I’m a snake, after all.”
“Gather ‘round for the tale of how I fought seventeen-to-one odds today to rescue His Highness!”
“Oh, great Saint of Alchemy, please share your divine wisdom with your humble servant!”
Rather than a den of doom, this fierce household feels strangely like home. And then she realizes…
[We slept together. Hand in hand.]
[I’m pregnant. With his child.]
[On my belly.]
[You must take responsibility.]
…Wait, you’re male, right?
[Responsibility.]
Yes, you’re male—
[Responsibility.]
What on earth have I picked up this time?
In this whirlwind romance comedy, our spirited heroine learns that sometimes, surviving isn’t enough—you’ve got to live boldly… and maybe say “I do” along the way.
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