I Adopted the Protagonist, and the Genre Changed

The Villainess’s Childcare Has Entered the Romance Fantasy Genre. I was an ordinary office worker until I woke up in a brutal child-rearing simulation game.

I became Belinda, a minor villainess destined to abuse the protagonist and suffer a tragic fate. But there’s no reason to follow that script. Instead of harming the main character, I decided to care for him, raise him and protect him.

“Leo, say ‘Ah~’.”

[Sync Error Occurred. Switching to Belinda’s Translator mode.]

“Open your mouth, you mouse-nut.”

Thanks to a flawed system, everything I say comes out in the tone of a classic villainess. Yet somehow… I’m starting to enjoy this life.

“Why must I repeat myself? Lay out the red carpet wherever I walk.”

“Bring me one of every limited-edition macaron from the capital’s top patisserie.”

“They’re hard to get? Then sleep in front of the shop until they open.”

With wealth, influence, beauty, and the system window itself at my disposal, I began solving Belinda’s problems, one by one.

“Bel, will you marry me?”

“My Lady, why don’t you return my feelings?”

“Lady Blanche, you are the only color in my monochrome world.”

The very same people who once conspired to kill Belinda were now vying for her affection. Then came an unexpected proposal: “I suggest we enter into a temporary contract marriage, with plans to divorce once the agreed period ends.”

Even the distant Northern Grand Duke proposed a contract marriage. Perhaps… I truly do have a talent for living as the villainess.