“Idel. She’s the duke’s daughter.”

No.

“Oh, sister. How could you…?”

“I’m sorry, Rowena; it was I who spent the night with the duke that day.”

That’s a lie, too.

Idel secretly bit her tongue while looking at the shocked duke and duchess, and the original heroine.

‘Why did I have to be born into a ridiculous novel that my younger sister loves?’

This is a ridiculous novel where betrayal, deception, and absurdity reign.

Idel was the character responsible for the ‘betrayal’.

She was raised as an innocent child, but she repaid the kindness of the Duke by killing him, leading her to become the ultimate traitorous villainess.

Of course, later in the novel, the truth is revealed: her evil deeds were the result of brainwashing, but so what?

‘That was after she’d had her throat slit by the villainous duchess!’

Once cursed by her villainous mother, there was no hope of being loved anyway.

Then….

“Hmph, who cares about the family name? What’s so important about a surname?”

The only way to get out of this shitty place is to act like a villain!

But as always…

“Byul was right. Now that I’m your sister, I will protect you as my younger sibling.”

Plans are meant to go wrong.

“Idel, do I still look like ** to you?”

Logic is bound to be shattered.

“Crazy people suit crazy people, so you and I are a perfect match.”

There’s a reason why tr*sh is tr*sh.