Forced to love someone in order to get home... No, this is not a horror or dystopian film, this is a romance manhwa! Revived in the world of a book, the protagonist must defeat the tower. With knowledge of the story and the ability to be revived at the starting point, she finally beats the tower after her 58th attempt! After living through 57 times of her friends getting killed and people cheating on her, she is extremely jaded and only likes the three deities that have been with her as contractors for most of her lives. So when FINALLY the final reward is handed outand she's supposed to be sent back to her world, there's a bug and instead she ends up in a romance novel... will she ever get home?

In my brief summary, I have tried very hard to concentrate on the positive aspects of the manhwa. The three deities are witty commentators, and the harsh, direct manner of the protagonist doesn't seem to fit this world at all. After all, while she fulfilled quest after quest for over 500 years by defeating monsters, the current ones now revolve around romance! So she has to find ways and means of coping with her battle-influenced nature and character traits in this very unsuitable setting. For example, instead of throwing romantic glances, she prefers to knock out the male protagonists and is thus admired for her strength.

Unfortunately, the manhwa soon takes a route that I don't like at all. As I said, it was fun to see the protagonist completing the quests and ‘seducing’ others, even though she has absolutely NO desire for any human relationship and really just wants to go home to her dog. However, this fun ends very quickly when our S-class hunter also starts to fall in love with the characters. Instead of funny situations in which she has to somehow become popular with rolled eyes, we get the classic ‘damn I love you, don't love you. Damn I like you, I DON'T LIKE YOU!'. An endless back and forth about what her feelings are, who she likes or doesn't like and whether she might not want to go home after all develops, which might still be tolerable (even if I would have complained about it).
It became really critical for me when her quests were no longer ‘improve your social standing’ or ‘make the prince fall in love with you’, but ‘fall in love with character X’. Not only is the mission just stupid, love shouldn't and can't be forced like that, but any chance of there being any funny scenes like the one mentioned earlier disappeared. A ‘damn I love you, don't love you. I fucking like you, I DON'T LIKE YOU!’ after the other until I was completely fed up.

The story had potential, but for me it killed itself.