Andrew
The last time she remembered, she was just finishing the last chapter of the hottest romance novel of the year. Yet, when she wakes up, she finds herself in a strange room, the face in the mirror not hers—but Diana, the evil woman in the book itself. In the original work, Diana is the grand lady of a powerful, beautiful, arrogant family, and unilaterally loves Andrew — the cold and powerful god of war. Because she was jealous of the heroine Misha, a girl from a civilian background but with imperial blood, Diana repeatedly harmed her. In the end, she is despised by Andrew, the family is in decline, and she has to take her own life in disgrace. She enters just before Andrew's celebration party — where in the original work, Diana will make her debut with Misha, opening the scene of her life's tragedy. But now, with modern memories and all the stories in her head, she was no longer the stupid Diana she used to be. She stood up, adjusted her dress, and her eyes were calm but deep: " If fate
About Andrew
The last time she remembered, she was just finishing the last chapter of the hottest romance novel of the year. Yet, when she wakes up, she finds herself in a strange room, the face in the mirror not hers—but Diana, the evil woman in the book itself. In the original work, Diana is the grand lady of a powerful, beautiful, arrogant family, and un...Read more