The Male Lead's Girl Friend - Recommendations

Alt titles: I'm the Male Lead's Female Friend, Namja Juingongui Yeoja Saramchinguimnida

The Male Lead's Girl Friend

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The Protection of Lariensa Gelinus

The Protection of Lariensa Gelinus

Reading about Lariensa was an innocent pastime, but Song Yiseul never imagined becoming personally entangled in her story. When she wakes up in a fictional world as Lariensa’s best friend Marilyn, she quickly realizes that her favorite novel’s star desperately needs her protection. The thing is, Lariensa is just a little too sweet for her own good, which makes her an easy target for master manipulators like Sibel Noma Kahn. As Lariensa’s loyal friend, it’s up to Marilyn to save her from the boy who will one day ruin her life. But Marilyn’s desperate attempts to circumvent Sibel only seem to pique his devilish curiosity. With the antagonist now suddenly interested in her, Marilyn sets out to foil Sibel's sinister plot to use her to get to Lariensa.

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Reasons you might like The Protection of Lariensa Gelinus...

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- Both take place mainly in a school setting

- The main female lead dosen't think that she is the "female lead" because of the "original novels plot"

- Both female leads are "transported" into a "book world"

- Romance

- Pretty cool vibes that makes you want to keep reading! (*^3^)/~☆

Flirting with The Villain's Dad

Flirting with The Villain's Dad

Ack! I'm trapped in this webnovel, "Brigitte Wants to be Happy!" No prob, I KNOW what's gonna happen so I'll just—wait. I'm not Brigitte? I'm her aunt, Princess Yerenika?! Uh-oh. I'm stuck 20 years before the main plot... and everyone in my generation ends up tragically dead! Her parents, dead. Me, dead. Villain's dad, King Euredian, dead. A-ha! That's the key. I just need to prevent the villain from being born... time to break out some seduction schemes and flirt like my life depends on it!

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sabrielsharmony sabrielsharmony says...

Both have characters who are from another world and in both the ml is head over heels for the fl. Both take place in an otome game.

When the Villainess is in Love

When the Villainess is in Love

When a young girl wakes up in the body of her favorite character, villainess Princess Libertia, the very first thing she decides to do is... fangirl her heart out! And why not? In a novel where all of her favorite characters are doomed to die, this is her chance to give them all a happy ending. But will the story play out as she expects when people start to see Princess Libertia in a new, forgiving light? One fangirl’s love might be what it takes to turn this villainess into a heroine!

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The Villainous Violet

The Villainous Violet

Dahye always felt sorry for the villainess character Violet from the novel "For Shannon," who tragically pursues a one-sided love for Earhart, the hero. After waking up in Violet's body, Dahye sees her chance to ditch the story's love triangle and declares her feelings for Earhart are no more. Her next mission is to save Violet's childhood friend Haron from similar heartbreak by making sure he doesn't fall for the heroine, Princess Shannon. But now Earhart has suddenly confessed a renewed love for Violet, and the normally kind Shannon has become vindictive towards her. Can "Violet" and Haron find their own happily ever after, amidst all the unexpected drama and confusion?

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Princess Villainess

Princess Villainess

Who wouldn't want to be a princess? You’d have maids at your beck and call, riches to indulge even your most unnecessary wants, and a dashing young prince who’d charm your socks off. But what if you became the villainess of a story? One day, Jae-eun wakes up as Sheilia Aidenrose, the notoriously cruel princess of “The Rose of Isonia.” As she knows all too well of Sheilia’s gruesome end (the novel was written by her sister, after all), Jae-eun is determined to take matters into her own hands. She won’t let Sheilia’s fate be dictated by the original novel! Little does she know that this means she’ll change the fates of all those involved, even that of the most minor characters...

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The Villainess's Maker

The Villainess's Maker

Yoon Haneul has always been a pushover, someone who would never say no. Then one day, she opens her eyes and realizes that she has become Aila Mertensia, the antagonist of a novel she had written ten years ago. Haneul is content to live the life of a rich couch potato and binge-read novels. But to her dismay, she soon finds herself stuck in a time loop where her day repeats endlessly, and the only way to escape the loop is to act like Aila Mertensia! Haneul doesn’t know the first thing about acting like a villainess. Luckily for her, a mysterious warlock by the name of Killian offers to help her become a true villainess. Her only option is to make a deal with him, but can Haneul really trust this devilishly handsome man?

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I'm a Villain, but I Saved the Female Lead

I'm a Villain, but I Saved the Female Lead

I transmigrated into novel as villainess Rubelina, whose plan to marry the crown prince is stolen by the heroine Avonne. I thought that I could live happily as long as I didn't get involved in the love of the heroine and the hero Gilart, and as a result of living without worrying about it, the heroine and the hero were safely engaged. Just when I was taking it easy, thinking that my role was over, the heroine suddenly came to visit me. "I want to return the engagement with His Highness the Crown Prince to a clean slate!" Um... I seem to have misunderstood your role, but I'm a villain and I hope you'll be happy forever...!?

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Behold the True Villainess

Behold the True Villainess

A girl from the modern world slips into the body of Niveia Aerber, the main character of the fantasy novel she was reading. To survive in Erathil, a world full of betrayal and monsters where she was destined to meet an early death, the new Niveia embarks on an adventure to escape from her fate. The old Niveia was set to become the next Priestess to serve the Grand Temple, but not the new Niveia. Instead, she runs away from the temple, from her archrival, Rosanna, and her fiancé, Duke Aetius Timothero. Along the way, she enlists the help of Prince Caeles, who is also on a mission of his own - to find out which noble families are planning an uprising against his kingdom, including Niveia's family. In this chaotic turmoil of love, loyalty, and treason, can Niveia create a better future for herself, and more importantly, can she ever return to the real world?

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Ophelia the Oracle Queen

Ophelia the Oracle Queen

There's nothing more frustrating than a novel with endless tragedy and zero triumph. Such is the tale of Ophelia, a powerless princess who is used by those around her only to be cast aside and poisoned to death. So when an ordinary bookworm wakes up in the princess's body, she knows that she must rise to the throne in order to survive. Being the illegitimate daughter of the king is a setback, but luckily, she also happens to be the daughter of the palace temple's abbess. Once she pretends that she had a vision of her future self as the queen, the king starts relying on her "oracles" to guide his decisions. But even with her father's support, Ophelia knows that eliminating her political rivals won't be an easy task. Will the new heroine be able to scam her way to queendom, and more importantly, a happier ending?

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The Hero Proposed to Me (Promo)

The Hero Proposed to Me (Promo)

Male lead, why do you propose to the villainess and not the heroine? Having the strongest man in the empire as father, the most beautiful woman as mother and three arrogant brothers; there were beauty, power and irreducible wealth no matter how much you use it. I came to possess the villainess who had everything in the novel, ‘Siel Valentine’. In the original story, the heroine was the adopted sister of Siel. In the original story, Siel had an unrequited love for the prince who chose her sister. Blinded by jealousy, Siel bullied the heroine and so was executed in the hands of the male lead prince.

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