Raven Serth wasn’t just your average villainess — she was the ultimate nuisance. In her past life, she was the definition of a useless, self-absorbed troublemaker in a harem shounen manga, always causing chaos and making enemies left and right. Everyone in the story found her utterly insufferable. She was the girl everyone loved to hate, and for good reason. Obsessed with her childhood friend and fiancé, the second male lead, Raven made him her entire world. Despite being from a prestigious Tier-1 family, blessed with more talent and opportunities than most could dream of, she squandered it all. Her biggest hobby? Making everyone around her miserable. Whether it was bullying girls who dared to approach her fiancé, sabotaging one of the female leads out of jealousy, or trying to use her family's power to control the main character, Raven’s “villainy” was, frankly, more annoying than dangerous. The end result? She became the joke of the story: a crazy, entitled brat, whose engagement was shattered by her fiancé, whose twin brother tossed her out of the family, and who ultimately met her end alone, forgotten, and unlamented. But that was her previous life. Now, as a five-year-old with vague memories of her past, Raven’s had enough. The event that started her downfall — the one that led to her twisted path of self-destruction — is already in motion again. But this time? This time, she’s not going to let fate play out the same way. Whether the heavens themselves fall or the earth shatters beneath her feet, she’s living life on her own terms. No more playing the villain. This time, Raven Serth is taking control.