Accused as a witch and burned before the eyes of her own family, the Count's proud daughter meets her end in a scorching blaze of betrayal and screams. But death is not the end.
Truly, heaven took pity on the pitiful one.
In a world of rapid technological advancement and increased global connectivity, a fast-paced, information-driven era defined by innovation, yet also challenged by issues like terrorism, inequality, and the impact of constant digital connection.
A brilliant, top and hardworking Lawyer met her unfortunate end simply by doing what she loved—fighting for truth and justice.
When she opens her eyes, it wasn't a white wall, the steady beep of machines, nor the scent of medicine that greets her. It's something far worse.
And what she discovers even terrifies her and even the the timeline was not in her favor. She just woke up moments before the trial that sealed her fate.
Because when she woke up, she finds herself in another body—and in another time.
Laetitia D'Aubigny
Guess she used all her luck by being a lawyer.
The name alone is infamous. The villainess of the very novel she once read, the woman condemned, despised, and burned alive. Literally the worst possible character she could possess.
But of course, being the lawyer that she is—evil or not—as long as they are innocent, she will fight for their rights. After all, she also wants to live.
This time, Laetitia will not be the victim.
This time, she will make them kneel.
Behind her graceful smiles and polite curtsies, she begins to weave her revenge—turning allies into pawns, enemies into prey, and secrets into weapons. She still appears what they believe the venomous rose, corrupt and evil but. But this time, she'll make them choke on every thorn. using the years of her hard work and sacrifices of being a lawyer.
Because this time, the villainess has already seen the ending.
Yet one question looms unsettling in her mind.
Can a woman marked as a villainess ever truly win in a world built to see her burn?
She intends to rewrite it—law by law, lie by lie, flame by flame.
Yet as she digs deeper, uncovering truths the novel never told, one question remains:
Who really pulled the strings?