The Arrogant Heroine Was Too Overbearing, So I Immediately Switched Sides to Become the Traitor-Chapter 1 - The Most Familiar Stranger

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In an instant, Evan felt a flood of memories rush into his mind, and only then did he realize something.

He had transmigrated.

He had transmigrated into the world of a game called “Eternal Love Princess.”

Good news.

It was an erotic game world.

Bad news.

It was a yuri erotic game world.

Evan found it a bit hard to bear.

Because it is well known that in a yuri world, neither useful men nor useless men are needed.

And Alexia, currently before his eyes, was the female protagonist of this yuri erotic game.

“Are you even listening to me?!”

Alexia’s voice, filled with suppressed anger, pulled Evan back to reality.

“I’m asking you, why were your entrance exam scores so bad? Why did you only get into the worst class, Class C?”

“Isn’t that enough?”

Evan replied.

Seven Gods Academy is the highest educational institution in the United Empire, facing nearly a million applications for admission each year, but the number of people who truly get in is few and far between, not even reaching one-tenth of one percent.

Even the worst class, Class C, was stronger than far too many people.

“Of course not enough!”

She slammed the table.

Alexia said aggressively.

“The Brian family is a pillar of the Empire, owning a fifth of the Empire’s territory, leading a million-strong army to guard its borders for the Empire. Ancestor York I once...”

The woman began rattling off the glorious history of her family.

Alexia was proud of this, reciting it fluently.

“The Brian family never fails!”

“And you, as my fiancé, how could you only get into the worst class, Class C, at Seven Gods Academy?”

“When the young lady enrolled last year, she entered Class S directly.”

The maid beside her added coldly, expressionless.

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At the same time, she looked at Evan with disdain.

Seemingly telling him to confront the gap himself and feel ashamed of it.

However.

Evan, as a transmigrator at this moment, knew why this was the case.

Why could Alexia get into Class S, while he could only enter Class C?

It wasn’t because his entrance exam scores weren’t good enough.

It was because the Brian family donated tens of millions of gold dragon coins to Seven Gods Academy every year.

Nearly a tenth of the entire academy’s buildings were named “Brian.”

Furthermore.

When Alexia enrolled, she also had letters of recommendation personally signed by the Duke of Brian and the current Emperor of the United Empire.

Of course, she could enter the best class, Class S.

Or rather, if this couldn’t get her into Class S, then practically no one else could.

And what about him?

Evan recalled briefly and remembered his current identity and situation.

His father was a minor knight under the Brian family, not even having a noble title.

He died in battle during a war against foreign races, fighting to protect the Duke of Brian.

Thus.

The young version of himself was arranged to be by Alexia’s side, serving as a guard.

And from a young age, he achieved good results, always placing second in all academic subjects including swordsmanship, horsemanship, theology, culture, and military studies.

Only second to Alexia.

And the reason he was second and she was first was simply because she was the Duke of Brian’s eldest daughter, while he was just a minor knight.

So the teachers swapped their grades.

Heh.

Therefore, even if he had scored perfectly on the Seven Gods Academy entrance exam, he still only ended up in Class C.

Because he was a guy without even a noble title, and he didn’t have any letters of recommendation either.

Moreover.

If it weren’t for the title of Alexia’s fiancé, Seven Gods Academy might not have even admitted him.

After all.

Seven Gods Academy, located in the imperial capital, had over ninety percent of its students being children of nobles from various parts of the United Empire.

Would Alexia understand this?

Never.

She would only think he wasn’t working hard enough.

After all, he was her nominal fiancé, and could barely be considered a member of the Brian family, wasn’t that enough?

[Fiancé?]

Thinking of this, Evan sneered repeatedly in his heart.

Looking at the furious Alexia before him, he knew the reason this woman considered him her fiancé.

It was merely to reject the pursuits from other young nobles.

Just like scumbag gay men would marry a “gay wife” to cover their identity, in Alexia’s eyes, he was a “gay husband” used to cover her identity.

Furthermore.

The woman also thought:

He had been very well-behaved by her side since childhood, and even with the title of “fiancé,” he would remain obedient and not do anything to her.

Recalling the plot of the erotic game.

Evan knew that the person he had transmigrated into was a pure-blooded “simp” knight.

He would only silently guard by Alexia’s side.

Work hard to improve himself for her.

Stay up all night planning and strategizing for her.

Not hesitate to shield her from blades and bleed for her.

Worry about what she worried about, think about what she thought about.

Only give without expecting any return at all, always thinking in his heart that it would be enough just to hold his sword and quietly guard her.

To move himself.

So in the end, he sacrificed his life for Alexia, took down the final villain BOSS of the erotic game, and received his ‘bento’ (died).

This guy.

He was a fiancé when the story began, and still a fiancé when he died, never rising in status throughout his life.

He could only watch from above as she and her yuri harem lived a carefree and happy life.

Heh heh.

So yeah, simps don’t get good endings, folks.

Evan had been disgusted by this character of his while playing the erotic game.

Back when he saw the ending.

He couldn’t help but say “serves him right” in his heart.

Unexpectedly, now he had actually transmigrated into this guy’s body!!

“You’re such a good-for-nothing, you’ll only bring shame to the Brian family! Do you even know you’re wrong?!”

Alexia’s angry words interrupted Evan’s thoughts.

If it were before.

A certain simp knight should have immediately admitted his mistake and apologized with fear and trepidation, and guaranteed that he would definitely study hard, improve himself, and go through fire and water for the Brian family and her.

However.

The current Evan had no such thoughts at all.

He just rose from the sofa indifferently, picked up his admission letter, and put it in his pocket without a word.

Then turned around.

Walked away.

See ya later.

Completely ignoring Alexia, who was on the verge of intense rage at the moment.

“Where are you going?!”

“Did I say you could leave?!!!”

“Stop!”

The woman’s words were entirely useless; at this moment, Evan had already reached the door and pushed it open to leave without a glance back.

“You must attend the academy’s welcoming party tonight, do you hear me?!”

“I’m doing this for your own good!!”

“Bang”!

What answered Alexia was the sound of the door closing.

Looking at Evan’s retreating back, the woman who was just seething with anger was slightly stunned, for some reason.

She always felt.

The young man who just left felt extremely unfamiliar to her.