Rim Young has a problem: he's hopelessly, irreversibly obsessed with S-Class Esper Wi Hajoon—the villain of the century. The kind of ridiculously hot, walking red flag who makes normal people run for the hills. Rim Young? He runs straight into the knife.

After suddenly migrating into the novel where his favorite villain is real and breathing the same air, Rim Young's fictional crush metastasizes into a full-blown, life-ruining obsession. He's blind to every warning sign. The knife at his throat? Romantic. Being treated like garbage? Just a villain's love language. The villain calling the bed “their place to talk”? Rim Young volunteers.

Honestly… how much love-blindness is biologically possible? (Asking for himself. Definitely himself.)

But he also has a mission: ensure the main character and the male lead survive and reach their happy ending. Unsurprisingly, Wi Hajoon is the biggest obstacle to that route and Rim Young has to oppose him.

Rim Young quietly stood off to the side, watching in fascination as the white steam rapidly spread outward from Hong Juryeon's hands. The mist expanded at an alarming speed, swallowing the surrounding area within seconds. It never rose much higher than their own height, instead remaining low to the ground before gradually thinning out and dissolving into the air. Even so, it stretched so far into the distance that Rim Young couldn't see where it ended, blanketing nearly everything within sight.


Chapter 81 - Forced Guiding Cannot Be Avoided