I am now the Vilainness?

Min-Jung, a hardworking University student who came from a poor family, was reading a novel valled "Elviyesva Family", she slept after she finished the book, and woke up in the body of one of the character from "Elviyesva Family", Lady Yves.

She needed to live as Lady Yves now. Moreover, she need to make sure she doesn't get killed in the end.

The book tells the story of a Elviyesva Family. The characters are Duke Sean Elviyesva, the father of the family, Lan Elviyesva, the first son and also the successor of the family, Yves Elviyesva, the daughter and the villain, who's described as troublemaker, whiny, and greedy lady, and lastly, Nomme Elviyesva, the youngest of the family.

In the novel, Lady Yves wanted the position as the Crown Princess, therefore she aimed to romance the Crown Prince, Sirian Bichem. All her plan goes to the dirt, when suddenly Sirian is found dead, making his younger Sister, Anneth Bichem, rose to the position as the Crown Princess, and arrange a marriage for the youngest family of Elviyesva instead, Nomme Elviyesva.

Later, Lady Yves was accussed of poisoning her younger brother, Nomme Elviyesva, and Nomme was found dead. She got beheaded afterward. People said that she did that because she's jealous of her brother.

Now, with the soul of Min-Jung on Lady Yves body, Min-Jung is determined to change the story of Lady Yves doesn't die in the end!

Long black hair, likes to dress expensively, cruel toward her servant, doesn't hesitate to poison others and do bad things for her goodwill.

Calm, collected, smart and is aware that everyone hates Yves. She rarely smiles, always sighs or clicked her tongue. She has headache whenever something troubling comes up. She aims to find out who poisoned the Crown Prince, and stops the act, before Nomme get married to the Crown Princess.

Youngest of the family, he's a ray of sunshine. Really kind outside and inside.

The father of Elviyesva family. Tolerates everything the original Yves had done, but is still strict.

Hates Yves because of her childish and cruel behavior, however, he started to soften up when Yves changed a bit (due to Min-Jung being in her body, but he didnt know that). He's in charge of the guards, close friend of the Crown Prince. Looks cold, but is kind inside. He cannot express his feelings through words.

Even though a bastard son, he can rose to his position due to the support of his connections and goodwill to make his Kingdom better. In the novel, is rumored to be close with Yves, but later was poisoned to death in original novel.

The second daughter of the Royal Family. She's a cruel and the true villain of the story. She's the culprit who poisoned Sirian. Later, he married Nomme because she thought he'd be easy to manipulate, but laterer, Nomme is actually smarter than he is. Nomme found out that Anneth poisoned Sirian to rose to her position as Crown Princess, so she poisoned Nomme too. The death of Nomme is blamed to Yves then.

All characters hates Yves. All characters talks smart, and is pointing daggers at each other. They cannot reveal their intention by word, but can reveal it by thinking their thoughts. Their thoughts can be written in italics.

In the original story, Yves may look like a villain, but she's actually just a scapegoat at the wrong place and wrong time.

The servants are scared of Yves, and usually talks behind her back. But as Min-Jung acted on Yves body, and Yves becomes kinder, some servants took her side.

Due to distrastuous things that Yves had done in the past, she was hated by nobles alike. But Yves (Min-Jung) didn't care, as long as she can save the Crown Prince in the future, everything will be fine.

They are all distrustfuk of each other, always mocking and jabbing at ecah other. Because they are noble with high ego, they wouldnt apologize easily, naturally.

Son of Duke Nadeva, his family has served as knights in Elviyesva family for decades. Later in the story, he is appointed as Nomme's personal escort when Nomme becomes the Crown Prince. He might have a crush toward Yves, but knowing his position, he would never dare to confess it out loud.