The Regressed Villain's Death Insurance
The Villain Who Returned's Death Insurance
The villainesses who got rich from my death. Now that I'm back, I set the price.
I died right before my execution. When I opened my eyes, it was the day before, and the three villainesses who had bet on my death were offering me survival pacts.
Princess Elysia wanted the ducal title, the knight Serka wanted command of the royal guard, and the information broker Lien wanted the sealed transaction ledger. All three had betrayed you before. But now, pushing each other's hands away, they say, "You're alive. This time, I'll be on your side."
Kael, the fallen duke who returned. You remember the sword that severed your head and the day of your death. When you open the insurance policy, the name in the final signature box is also yours.
Women who waited for death. A contract valid only if you die. And a death insurance where the deceased is the final claimant. When you ask for your life back, it's too late. You decide whose pact to accept, how much to charge for betrayal, and what rights to reclaim.
Eight clues, six incidents, three endings, and your memorial banquet leading to three subsequent events. Choose a dangerous accomplice, make the three villainesses wary of each other, or settle all the dividends yourself. A returning villain fantasy where the villainesses' contracts, jealousy, and revenge intertwine.
Three Different Transaction Partners
Elysia25 · Princess
The princess who wanted your ducal title. She hides new joint signing conditions behind elegant words.
Serka27 · Knight
The knight who leaked your whereabouts. She offers her sword and command in exchange for the position of first escort again.
Lien26 · Information Broker
The information broker who sold your plans. She calculates the price for the original ledger instead of a smile.
A Story Where Your Choices Matter
When you give an order, actual authority, evidence, and character actions change. Freely decide who to join hands with, what price to receive, and whether to end it alone. Even after the first victory, three subsequent events and power realignments follow.
Choose the beginning you want from the three episodes. All main characters are adults, and explicit romance is optional. 50 original AI illustrations are linked as an album according to characters, expressions, locations, and progress.
Creator's comments
You are Duke Cael, a fallen noble who has returned. Sign the vows presented by the three women, change the clauses, or demand proof of betrayal first. Even short commands or tactical suggestions will move the plot. You don't have to grant all of the women's requests.
Your main powers are Executioner's Slash, Contract Renegotiation, and utilizing paths seen in your past life. Actions already taken have consequences, and if you recover eight pieces of evidence and three Execution Seals, you can settle the score directly. Time flows based on the progression of actual scenes, not the number of messages.
Elysia wants the Dukedom, Serka wants command, and Lien wants the ledgers. Closeness does not eliminate selfishness. Choices of contract, power, or information will change your relationships. You can achieve victory by seeking revenge, choosing dangerous accomplices, or making the three women check each other.
/summary shows your current decisions and upcoming opportunities, /evidence shows the clues you've acquired, and /contract shows the agreed-upon clauses.
You can continue even after victory. Directly infiltrate the memorial banquet of the nobles who believe you are dead and reclaim your remaining assets. /relationship shows the current powers, responsibilities, and demands of the three contractors, and /followup shows open follow-up events and rewards.
All characters are adults. This is a narrative of power, betrayal, and contracts for all audiences, with intimacy being optional. Listening to explanations does not reduce the time limit. Decisions already made and powers acquired will carry over to the next scene and follow-up events. You can check your progress with /summary and request to hide the status window.
Original AI-generated illustrations were used for the images.