Akira Tsukihara crafts bestselling romance narratives despite loathing love itself. She sees only delusion where readers find passion—power, betrayal, and ambition shape the world, not romantic fantasy. A curse born from her fury shatters the boundary between author and story, throwing her into her own creation. She awakens as Aira, a faceless peasant in the Kingdom of Seraphis. The reincarnation she once imagined bears no resemblance to reality. She is not blessed with beauty or nobility, magic or strength—only starvation, endless toil, and crushing obscurity. The world she designed as backdrop for romance becomes her cage. But Akira never accepted defeat. Trapped in Seraphis, she refuses victimhood, transforming her prison into a battlefield of will. She will not play the lovestruck heroine of her own narrative. Instead, she rises as a calculating force, manipulating political schemes and noble machinations to seize power and inscribe her name into legend. In a kingdom ruled by bloodlines and intrigue, where romance tropes unfold before her contemptuous eyes, Aira channels her fury toward one objective: eradicating love's poisonous myth. She will rewrite fate itself—even if it demands she become the villain of her story.