SAN

\<The relationship between the man I'm about to marry and my friend feels suspicious.> Yuju has decided to marry her longtime lover. The most glorious moment of her life is ahead, she decides to introduce her boyfriend to her three close friends. However, after that meeting suspicious circumstances begin to emerge between her boyfriend and her friend, Yuju tries to resolve the suspicions but the two of them just kept pointing fingers at each other and giving contradicting explanations... Whose words are true and who is at fault? In the end, the truth is finally revealed, and the blame lies squarely on Yuju's shoulders. In front of a shattered Yuju a female protagonist in the TV shows is facing the same situation as Yuju. In the screen, she becomes prettier, seek revenges, and meets better men, ultimately escaping from her eternal wounds and starting a new life. If Yuju is doing the same, can Yuju also go back to her happy self? Or is it all just a innocent wish?

She died when she was forty years old, what she saw when she opened her eyes was a small hand. Illian Heinrich, an old mercenary, had gone back ten years and became a twelve-year-old child, Haven Winter. "Because you are not Illian Heinrich." Julius had built a solid door. That door was only for Illian Heinrich, not for Haven Winter. "What the hell is Illian Heinrich to you?" Illian didn't understand him. What is it to him that a forty-year-old woman who used to work as a mercenary, often called lowly, is waiting for him? Illian Heinrich in this. Maybe he's acting like he can't live without Illian. Julius slowly turned and looked at Illian. His dry eyes sank as if they couldn't contain anything. With those eyes on the subject, Julius said, "My everything."

Versace family! A house that produced many swordsmen and possessed a powerful force. Such a family perished. Due to the poisoning of the Crown Princess and the involvement of a foolish woman named Olivia de Versace. She was a woman who was pointed out as a rare ugly or evil woman because of her tall and heavy body. I thought it was absurd when I possessed a novel character who is often referred to as a villainess. If you're going to pretend to be a female lead, or something. Or the male protagonist. Anyway, shouldn't it be a small supporting role? Even if it weren't, I shouldn't have gotten the passer-by's appearance like this.