Blurb：
Sienna’s wedding day becomes her nightmare when adopted brother Caleb destroys the ceremony for his first love Luna. Abandoned by groom Lucas and betrayed by childhood friend Alex, the transmigrated protagonist faces her ultimate failure. After years of trying to make Caleb, Lucas, and Alex fall in love with her, Sienna chooses death to restart her mission—only to be violently stopped. The shocking revelation comes when she awakens to hear Caleb, Lucas, and Alex conspiring to remove her corneas for Luna’s birthday gift. This dark romance explores betrayal, identity change, and revenge in a world where Serene Springs Women’s Academy becomes a prison and love becomes torture. As Sienna discovers Caleb’s true motives and the system’s final identity change option, she must decide whether to continue her mission or rewrite her destiny.
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My adopted brother Caleb ruined my wedding for his first love.
This belongs to Luna.
You shouldn’t have stolen her happiness.
And my groom—Lucas.
He just stood there, letting Caleb hurl accusations at me.
I begged him to at least finish the wedding ceremony before leaving.
But the man who once swore to love me forever didn’t even look at me, shaking off my hand without hesitation.
At that moment, a system alert echoed in my mind.
“Host, upon death, you may use the final identity change and unlock a new target.”
I’d transmigrated into this novel world and exhausted all my efforts trying to make these three men fall in love with me, only to fail repeatedly.
Now I smiled relieved. I turned and sprinted towards the cliff beside the church.
The wind roared past my ears from the hundred-meter drop, the ground below was hard and cold.
I leapt, trading this life for a new one.
A faint, desperate scream seemed to follow me down.
I gathered my wedding gown and ran towards the cliff beside the church.
One leap, and I could die and be reborn.
But a furious roar yanked me back.
Before I could see who pulled me, a slap exploded across my face, stunning me.
I looked up dazedly into a face etched into my soul.
Caleb gripped my wrist tightly, his gaze inscrutable.
“You’d try to end your life over something like this?”
“Sienna, you need to learn to be generous. Lucas loves Luna. Stop competing with her.”
The Caleb who once cherished me,
The one who protected and accompanied me for over ten years,
Was now telling me to be generous for the sake of a woman who appeared out of nowhere.
I stared into his face. He was no longer the boy from before, the look he gave me now was filled with coldness.
He was one of my mission targets. Years ago, after his gangster father died.
He was barely ten, bullied everywhere.
The first time I saw him, wandering the streets, hungry and cold.
I took care of him day and night until he recovered.
Back then, he was so insecure, following me everywhere.
I paid for his schooling, hoping he’d forget the past and escape his criminal destiny.
Just when I thought everything was going my way, Luna appeared.
The heroine of this world.
By the time I discovered Caleb meeting her secretly, he’d already committed his first crime for her.
Things spiraled out of control. Caleb went completely off the rails, showing tenderness only to Luna.
Two years ago, just because Luna mistakenly ate some cookies I made and had an allergic reaction, he sent me to “Serene Springs Women’s Academy” for “reflection.”
I suffered torment there, while he only cared if I had “repented.”
Now, he destroyed my wedding for Luna, shattering my last chance at success.
I didn’t care anymore. Death meant a restart.
Seeing my silence, Caleb frowned and signaled his bodyguards to restrain me.
“Caleb! I swear I won’t compete with Luna anymore. Let me go!”
After failing the quest, Lucas’s choice meant nothing to me.
But he didn’t believe me, ordering someone to force my head down.
As cold liquid entered my neck, I panicked and struggled. “What did you inject me with?”
Caleb rubbed the injection site, a cold smile on his lips.
“Just a sedative. It won’t kill you.”
He leaned close, whispering in my ear,
“Sienna, once you give me what I want, you can end it however you like.”
Before consciousness faded, I was utterly bewildered—what on earth did he want?
But he underestimated my constitution.
The standard dose had limited effect on me.
Regaining consciousness, I heard familiar voices talking.
“The sedative should last long enough. Skip the anesthetic, proceed directly. Luna needs the corneas urgently. Luna almost died from that bitch’s poison years ago. Taking her corneas as a birthday gift is perfect.”
“Can’t wait to see Luna’s face when she gets it. Let’s begin.”
The voices belonged to—
Caleb, my adopted brother, advocating for no anesthetic.
Lucas, the runaway groom, demanding my corneas.
And Alex, the childhood friend wielding the scalpel.
Three men who once swore to protect me were now willingly taking my corneas for Luna.
I was paralyzed, a deep, paralyzing dread washing over me uncontrollably.
As the cold scalpel sliced my skin, I bit my lip hard, stifling any sound.
Focused on their task, they missed my fingers twitching.
After the surgery, I was dumped in a corner, waiting for an assistant to stitch me up. When a nurse saw my open eyes, she screamed and fled the operating room.
Blood kept draining. Consciousness slipped away.
Let it end like this.
Just as darkness swallowed me, a force yanked me back.
“Sienna! Stop pretending to be dead!” A furious roar. I struggled to open my eyes, my shoulder screaming in pain.
Alex, who should have been taking my kidney, was now gripping my shoulder in rage. “Where’s Luna? If you don’t tell the truth, I’ll send you back to Serene Springs!”
Serene Springs Women’s Academy—the most prestigious finishing school on the continent. After Luna’s allergy incident two years ago, Caleb sent me there to “cultivate my virtue.” A terrifying place.
“I don’t know…” I trembled.
Alex sneered, yanking my hair. “Forgot about spiking Lucas’s cookie with allergens two years ago? Want a refresher on Serene Springs’s electroshock therapy?”
I shook my head in terror. Those two years of darkness—electroshock, corporal punishment, indoctrination… I never wanted to go back!
“Not talking?” Caleb pushed the door open. “Playing the suicide card again?” Seeing my pallor, a flicker crossed his eyes.
Alex looked away. “We were just worried Luna might be in danger…”
“Where is Luna?” Caleb demanded, stepping closer. “Swear you won’t harm her again, and I’ll let bygones be bygones.”
Before Luna appeared, Caleb always found ways to make me laugh. He’d carve wooden figures for me, hold an umbrella for me in the rain…
I was so close to succeeding.
“I said I don’t know!” I screamed. “I’ve been stuck in this damn hospital for three days!”
Seeing me clutching my bleeding eye, my palm smeared with blood,
Their faces changed instantly. he matter of taking my corneas couldn’t be hidden, but they didn’t expect me to be so calm.
No hysterics. Not even a single question.
An unnatural silence fell over the room.
Suddenly, a cold voice spoke.
“Right, you haven’t seen her,” Lucas sneered. “You just sent threatening texts telling her to leave us.”
Thud!
A phone slammed against my forehead, then clattered to the floor.
I picked it up. The screen clearly showed a chat log between me and Luna—filled with curses, threats, and bloody images.
“I didn’t send those!” I protested frantically.
Caleb pulled my phone from under the pillow, opening the chat history. The same messages were glaringly visible.
“Sienna, why can’t you ever learn to behave?”
His voice was icy. “Did those two years at Serene Springs Academy teach you nothing about being good?”
Blood seeped from the corner of my eye. I laughed, a sound full of bleak despair.
“Fine. I hate her. If you’re so afraid I’ll hurt her, kill me. Kill me, and Luna will be safe.”
“Kill me, and I’ll be free.”
Sudden, sharp pain exploded in my jaw as Lucas’s face, twisted with malice, filled my vision.
A demonic smile curled his lips. “Death is too easy. You need another lesson.”
Caleb, Alex, Lucas. Three cold faces.
I struggled, screamed, trying to awaken even a shred of their conscience.
But when the gates of Serene Springs Women’s Academy slammed shut behind me, my last hope vanished.
In a dim room, red and green lights flickered. Gruesome instruments lined the walls. Blood stained the sheets.
Excited shrieks echoed around:
“Whip her!”
“Strip her!”
“Break her bones!”
In the viewing gallery, the three men watched impassively.
Suddenly, Lucas’s phone buzzed. He glanced at the screen, his face changing dramatically. “Luna’s back!”
Alex and Caleb turned, delighted, but froze when they saw the monitor feed from the disciplinary room—
On screen, I lay convulsing in a pool of blood, while the Headmaster stood over me, whip raised.
“Sienna!”
As they whirled around in panic, the system alert chimed in my mind.
“Congratulations, Host. Feigned death successful. ”
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