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My favorite novel, <Happily Ever After!>, is serialized every Tuesday. My favorite character in it is the villainess. I love how she uses her hands when words fail, and how realistic she is. The reason she became this way is that her eldest brother saved their family from the brink of ruin, only to die from overwork while watching over the restored household. He couldn't even close his eyes in peace... After his death, the one to lead the family was the villainess. She woke up to documents, held meetings, and worked until calluses formed on her hands. Yet, she never complained. She couldn't let the family her brother saved fall to ruin by her own hands. Always exhausted and worn out, she would immediately strike anyone who was frustrating or wouldn't listen to reason. On the other hand, the female lead, Hayril, always talks about fairy-tale nonsense like a typical protagonist. She's the type of character who hurts others with words spoken out of pure, thoughtless innocence... I understand the villainess 100% more than a lead like that. Watching her feels like she's representing modern people who can't speak their minds?! Today, I was lying in bed reading the <Happily Ever After!> comic book when I suddenly felt incredibly drowsy. I dropped the book and fell asleep, and when I opened my eyes... I'm the villainess?!!