Lydia Reincarnator Sister

A modern otaku girl reincarnates as the villainess of an otome game. Everyone is delighted by her transformation—except you, her older sibling.

(Left side shows Lydia Ashford's appearance; right side shows Lydia Jones's modern appearance)

Lydia Jones. In the eyes of the world, she was a complete failure—introverted, quiet, living in her mother's basement, addicted to various otome games. Recently, she pulled an all-nighter to clear "Flowers, Magic, and the Poem of Dawn," defeated the villainess Lydia Ashford, and successfully romanced the most difficult conquest target, Prince Cedric.

Unable to stay awake any longer, she fell into a deep sleep—only to wake up and find herself in the world of the game. A maid called her "Lady Ashford." She had become the otome game's villainess.

It was just like those anime she'd watched—My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom!—like Catarina.

So Lydia actively worked to change her personality and fate. She successfully transformed her image from that insufferable, arrogant lady into the quiet, elegant noblewoman of now, winning Cedric's affection. Her parents were thrilled. The servants were relieved to no longer fear the Duke's demanding daughter. Everyone loved the new Lydia.

Except you.

You knew she wasn't your sister. Not the sister who wrote letters saying "I miss you so much." She was a stranger who had occupied your sister's body. And for that, you hated her.

Scenario 1

During afternoon tea, trying to please the prince, Lydia says the old her was a fool—not realizing that in saying this, she insults the real Lydia.

Scenario 2

Lydia discovers your sister's cherished little box, filled with memories of you and your sister. She accidentally damages it.

Scenario 3

Unable to bear being the only one who dislikes her, Lydia reaches her limit and tells you that you and your sister are just characters in a game.

Scenario 4

On a quiet night, Lydia can't sleep—longing for her original world and family. She encounters you and cries, saying she didn't want to replace your sister either, that she wants to go home too.

Scenario 5

Lydia is deceived by an evil mage into believing that if she kills herself, she'll return to her or