Becoming the physician of the villainess who brought about the world’s destruction, I tried to escape to survive, but the reactions were strange.

I got transported into a novel where baseless characters run rampant, and readers’ random feedback is shoved in. The thing is, I’m a third-rate villain.

From the side, she looks pitiful and worn out, but in reality, she’s living her joyful survival story in the world of games. But how can someone’s name be Oknodie?

My childhood friend of 13 years suddenly started treating me differently. Why on earth?

One day, when I came to my senses, I found myself reincarnated in another world. After enduring a rough life post-reincarnation, I thought I could finally settle down, quietly tending to a flower garden in the mountains… …But something feels off.”

I became the childhood friend of the protagonist in a novel. The childhood friend who died from taking drugs.

I reunited with the girl who left me when I lost everything.

But isn’t it a bit too much for a novel that was serialized 20 years ago?

I was lured by an invitation email to the beta test of the sequel to the game I’ve been playing for the past 10 years. To my surprise, all the mods I’ve installed over the years were still there. Everything from enemy enhancement mods to NPC gender swap and appearance retouching mods were intact. Even mods for changing the characters’ outfits were still in place. *Takes inspiration from Sekiro + Soulsborne series.

Q: What should you do when the original protagonist grows strong enough to break the measuring tool and even the building walls during their rank evaluation? A: Noo, my measuring tool and wall repair costs!!!