I Became the Villainess—And Broke the Script

Fate always cast me as the villain, but what if I could rewrite the ending? The night my mother vanished, she warned me: when the beloved heroine enters our home, my world will collapse—and I’ll be the one blamed for every heartbreak and scandal that follows. Now, with Savannah dazzling my father and brother, I’m forced from my room, my reputation ruined, and my heart shattered by those I once trusted. But when a historic opportunity for women emerges in our town, I see a glimmer of freedom beyond the story’s script. If I refuse to play the villain, can I escape the fate written for me—or will jealousy and betrayal destroy my last chance at happiness?

Waking up as the villainous side-chick in a vampire soap opera is not on anyone’s bucket list—especially when your only hope of survival is to out-cling, outwit, and outlast both heartthrob vampires and a vengeful heroine. Savannah Carter is trapped in the body of a cautionary tale, faking love for the gentle second lead, dodging the real heroine’s wrath, and stumbling into one supernatural disaster after another. With deadly rumors, midnight rituals, and an ancient vampire alliance lurking behind every rose bush, Savannah must flip the script before she becomes the next blood bank—or worse, falls for the very monster who’s supposed to end her. Will she rewrite her fate, or is she doomed to play the villain until the credits roll?

I’m the disposable rich girl—destined to be a side character, never the heroine. But when I pay the campus outcast to fake-date me, I discover he’s the secret villain the system wants me to fear…and the only one who ever truly sees me. As my family crumbles and the main couple’s love story devours my future, I must choose: betray my role, or risk everything for the boy I was supposed to ruin.

Everyone thinks I’m the cold, controlling father ruining my daughter’s life and my wife’s happiness. No one sees the years I spent sacrificing everything—until the voices in my head start cheering for my downfall. When my family finally pushes me too far, I decide to stop being their villain and walk away, but what happens when the ‘heroine’ daughter and ‘princess’ wife have to face the real world without their scapegoat?

I married the ice-cold Alpha of Savannah to save her family, only to discover I was just a disposable villain in her twisted love story. After years of humiliation and heartbreak, I learn the shocking truth: my fate is to be betrayed and destroyed while she chases her true Omega. But this time, I refuse to play the fool—instead, I’ll rewrite the ending and make her regret ever casting me aside.

I woke up as Nicole Reed—the small-town villain who shattered Jason’s dreams and doomed her own family. With the whole town watching, I must rewrite my story: save Jason from ruin, outsmart the perfect heroine, and steal the happy ending that was never meant for me. But every step closer to redemption risks exposing my darkest secret—and losing everything, all over again.

He was supposed to fall for someone else. I was supposed to be the villain—until fate, a stubborn transmigrator, and a broken story system rewrote our lines. When I deliver a love letter for the third time to Carter Hayes, the boy I grew up with (and maybe secretly loved), I spark a confession that upends everything: Carter likes me, not the 'main girl.' But our world isn’t real—it's a story fighting to snap back into place, and every choice risks erasing us for good. As mysterious tasks, forbidden kisses, and heart-stopping resets threaten to tear us apart, I have to ask: Can love survive when the universe demands we play our roles? Or will the villain finally get her happily ever after—no matter what the script says?

After dying young, I woke up inside a novel as the infamous sister doomed to bully my autistic brother—and die hated by all. The whole family expects me to fight for love and attention, but I just want to survive without becoming the villain again. But when my brother reaches out with silent kindness, and the world keeps twisting my every move, can I rewrite my ending—or am I trapped in someone else’s tragedy?

I thought sharing the heroine’s name meant I’d get the happy ending—but waking up in a romance novel doesn’t guarantee a love story. For two years, I chased Carter Hayes, convinced fate owed me the spotlight, only to find out I was just a stand-in for the real star. When a new girl with my almost-name steps into my world, the truth shatters everything: I was never the protagonist. As betrayal, jealousy, and heartbreak swirl, Carter’s touch turns desperate and his love grows dangerous—forcing me to choose between running away or risking everything for a role I never truly owned. If you woke up in someone else’s story, how far would you go to rewrite the ending? Or is some heartbreak written in the stars?

Feared as the governor’s ruthless daughter, I chose the city’s most dangerous prisoner as my plaything—Marcus, the wild prince chained and muzzled beneath city hall. My half-sister begs for mercy, but I only want to break the man who threatens my family’s power. When I force a kiss on the caged beast, I know I’m tempting fate—and when he escapes, his revenge will be as savage as his love.

When my rebellious daughter suddenly became obedient, begging for private school tuition, I thought she’d finally changed. But pop-up comments only I can see reveal she’s the heroine of a second-chance romance, scheming to run away with her bad boy boyfriend—and in her last life, I was the villain who ruined her happiness. Now, as she plots behind my back and strangers invade my home, I must decide: fight for her future, or let her go and risk losing everything—including my own life.

Hailey thought she was just getting her nails done, but one scam and a boyfriend's betrayal later, she's the villain in someone else's love story. When Jason sides with the scheming nail tech and threatens to dump her if she doesn't pay up, Hailey finally snaps—and calls the cops. But after years of being the sidekick, she's done playing nice; this time, she'll write her own ending, no matter who gets hurt.