Synopsis: The Regret Novel Female Lead With Unbreakable Mentality

It turns out I was the female lead of a regret novel. And right now is apparently the period when the male lead and my family from the regret novel are accumulating bad karma! ‘Wow, did they really torment me this much? That’s harsh.’ But it’s fine. In my past life, I had over 10 years of experience working in various service jobs, so I can handle pretty much any difficult person with a soulless attitude! “Giselle, I can’t tolerate your insolent words and behavior. I told you to be quiet.” “Ah, really. Okay, I get it.” “What?” “Just like Madam Mariposa said, I’m filthy, so I’ll just wrap myself in a tr*sh bag and go bury myself underground right now. What’s the point of someone like me living anyway?” I just decided to cut ties with the family that tormented me and become stronger than the male leads— “Giselle Florette. I would like you to become my wife publicly.” The villain, Duke Kalinos, proposed I act as his wife? “The compensation is 5 billion gold per year.” “I will serve you well.” “Please act like a completely awful person. So that all my family will be repelled by marriage.” Being a troublemaker was the easiest thing in the world! Roger that!As per the contract, I visited everyone in the villain’s family every day and acted like a troublemaker. “Get lost right now. Where else would you find such an indecisive mistress of the house? You’re nothing but a hindrance to our family!” “Yesss~♡” “A-Are you not even angry? “I’m not angry at a~ll and I’m so~ excited~♡” But then, the people in the villain’s family are starting to get attached to me? “Giselle, why haven’t you been visiting lately? Are you busy? I baked a pie for you.” Even the villain’s grandfather who’s supposed to be incredibly stubborn. “Lady Giselle is the only true mistress of our family!” Even the villain’s family members who are extremely wary of outsiders. “Everyone back off! I’m going to marry Big Sis!” …Even the villain’s nephew, who’s supposed to indescribably prickly. But most importantly— “No way. Sorry, but Giselle is my wife.” The villain’s condition seems the strangest of all, right?