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Posted by Emilybronte, Released on August 12, 2026
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Chapter 51

Yet Rosia’s name never left her lips.

Professor Arina slightly furrowed her brow.

As the instructor of Magical Tactics, she was known for her rigorous meritocracy and consistent academic achievements.

Naturally, she had high hopes for the transfer student, Rosia, who had excelled in every class—unlike Eila, who suffered from mana insensitivity.

“But Professor Jacy doesn’t seem particularly interested in her.”

Unable to hold back his curiosity, Professor Roman pressed further.

“So? What happened? Did they both get perfect scores?”

Professor Jacy shook her head.

“No.”

“Hm?”

Her response piqued everyone’s curiosity.

“Rosia missed one essay question.”

“She did?”

Disappointed murmurs rippled through the room.

“She listed the wrong ingredient ratio for the luminescent potion.”

It had been one of the potion assignments recently.

Professor Jacy shrugged lightly.

“So, Eila was the only one who scored perfectly on my test.”

The professors couldn’t hide their surprise.

A few…

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The Heroine Is Tragic, but Not Sad at All!

The Heroine Is Tragic, but Not Sad at All!

비련의 여주인공인데 하나도 안 슬픔!
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Status: Ongoing Type: Author: , Artist: Released: 2025 Native Language: Korean

Summary

I possessed the body of the heroine in a regret-filled story. The real daughter, yet treated as a fake—destined to die miserably. The fools around me were only supposed to realize the truth and regret it after my death. But— Now that I know the truth, should I still live like a pushover? No way. I decided to be cunning to avoid living like a tragic heroine. If they pretended to be pitiful, I would act even more pitiful. If they falsely accused me, I would feign innocence and turn the tables. Using my past life’s acting skills, I twisted the story however I pleased… and suddenly, everyone started acting strangely? “I want to fix our relationship, even now. Will you return to the family?” My family, who never regretted anything before my death, suddenly clung to me, crying. “Ayla… I finally realized. I truly love you.” Even my ex-fiancé started making heartfelt love confessions. “Ayla, you saved my life. I want to dedicate the rest of it to you.” Why is the sub-male lead, who I only meant to use temporarily, acting like this now? Please, stop. I never intended to drag your lives into my revenge.

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