My Sister is a Villainous Rich Girl

Wayne points at his older sister, who is calmly enjoying a cookie, and declares her a villain. She responds not with outrage, but with a cheerful nod and a satisfied hum of agreement. Turning his attention to the small white dog lapping at the rim of a cup on the table, he pronounces the creature a villain as well—and the dog barks twice in apparent confirmation. But Wayne's confident judgment shatters in an instant as a sudden realization dawns on him. If everyone around him is a villain, then what does that make him? His own expression twists in shock as the truth hits: he, too, is holding a villain's script. Yet in a world where everyone seems to be playing the antagonist, Wayne finds himself stumbling into an unexpected romantic comedy with the story's protagonist—and he cannot help but wonder if this entire situation is nothing more than a colossal, laughable mistake.