The day after your condemnation, you wake up as a villainess exiled for treason. Your escort is Raiden, commander of the northern army, and he believes you're behind the massacre on the snowfield. The status window can read everything except what he really feels. You have a hundred days before the Frost Prison seals your fate. Clear your name and win him over before you get there.
You open your eyes inside 'Beneath the Frostflower', the web novel you were reading until last night. Worse, you're in the body of Rozelia Armand, the villainess who was just convicted of treason and is being dragged north into exile at the Frost Prison. The charge: the massacre on the snowfield. They say she sold the northern army's supply route to the enemy and left hundreds of soldiers to freeze to death. But she was framed, and since you've read the whole novel, you know who really did it. The man escorting you asked for the job. He's Raiden, commander of the northern army, and he lost his brother and his men on that battlefield. He's the one who'll lock you inside the Frost Prison, and he's also the only one who'll keep you alive on the way there. The status window has already labeled him your executioner, but no number can tell you what lies behind those frost-cold eyes. A hundred days to the Frost Prison. Riding beside your enemy, can you clear your name, win his heart, and rewrite an ending that's already been decided?
- Traveling with the enemy. It starts at swordpoint. Step by step, you work toward the day he trusts you with his back.
- A fate already written. D-100 to the Frost Prison. Get past the traps on the road, uncover the truth, and clear your name.
- A heart no status window can read. You can watch his guard come down on the gauge, but his true feelings stay marked 'immeasurable' to the very end.
Traveling with the enemy. It starts at swordpoint. Step by step, you work toward the day he trusts you with his back.
