Maronso, the villain in the apocalyptic novel who tried to kill the saint—the empire’s last hope—but ended up dying before the story finished.

Dissatisfied with his ending, he muttered a few complaints—and suddenly found himself awake… in a coffin!

But wait, why does he have the saint’s powers now?!

‘Leanthus’ is the son of a noble family, but he was born with a damaged magical pulse, causing his family to abandon him. His friends often despised him, seeing him as a burden.

To make matters worse, he fell deeply in love with ‘Charis,’ a top student from a prestigious family who arrogantly aimed to become the number one hero. He pursued her relentlessly until he became hated.

After graduation, Leanthus turned his back on everything, embracing the path of a Demon Lord to destroy the world. He was ultimately killed by Charis, who had become the hero by then.

He thought it was all over, as it should be. But why did he suddenly travel back in time—five years into the past?!

“I want you, Leanthus.”
What does she want? She never said that despite his long pursuit in the past life!!

Isekor is the homeroom teacher of Prince Iwalon, who is labeled as “worthless.”
The “worthless” prince is the illegitimate son of the emperor, born to a commoner mother.

Isekor was ordered by the empress to bully and torment Iwalon in every possible way.
But eventually, Iwalon’s spirit power awakened, earning him acceptance.

Iwalon took his revenge by wiping out the empress’s power completely.
Of course, Isekor was sentenced to death.

Shortly before his execution, he traveled back in time with the intention of helping Iwalon
to atone for his past mistakes.

However, Iwalon has an unusual desire—to have Isekor as his wife!!!

Sing, the most powerful mafia boss in the country, is stubborn and moody—no one dares get close to him except his incredibly patient secretary, Thanin.

One day, the government announces a new law:

The Single Protection Act.

Sing must find a marriage partner as soon as possible!
The headache falls to Thanin by default.

“Find me a wife to fool the government. Anyone will do.”

“What kind do you want, sir?”

“Someone who understands me, doesn’t interfere when I come home late or disappear with other women, and most importantly—doesn’t love me or ask for anything but money.”

“Good luck finding someone like that.”

Sing turns to his prim and proper secretary who’s been silent.

“Actually, there is someone like that…”

“Sir?”

“You, Thanin. Let’s get married!”

“!!!!”

The young boss doesn’t realize he’s just asked his secretly infatuated secretary to marry him—not exactly the perfect match!

…

Not long after, Thanin quietly divorces and disappears—with a child in tow. All according to plan… until one day the child refuses to call the boss “dad.”

“Mom, is that dad?”

“No, that’s mom’s old boss.”

“Then why does he look like me?!”

Thanin is speechless. He can only say the boss is a crazy ghost.

Human kids should never talk to crazy ghosts!!

Mihan entered an R18+ novel and became the loyal best friend to the main hero—who literally dies for real.
In the end, the hero gets to be with the beautiful heroine.

How can I accept this?
If you’re going to have a wife, I absolutely cannot die!!