[Chronicles of the Flower Boy]; was the harem novel Ruth Park read in her first life. Ruth Park was the definition of power, a woman who built multiple billion-dollar empires and became one of the most successful people in the world. But, despite her achievements, her life ended at just 32. That should’ve been the end. But it wasn’t. She wakes up in a world identical to the novel she once read—and not as the heroine, the villainess, or even a side character from the story. She becomes Elishia Castillo, a name that didn’t even exist in the original plot—the only daughter of Count Castillo. And before the story even begins? Her entire family is executed for treason. Yeah, no. She refuses to die because of her useless relatives. She’ll take control. She’ll survive. She’ll become the Countess. Hero? Heroine? Villainess? Side character? She’s none of them. She’ll become someone even the main characters fear. Because— She’s a fighter. She’s a businesswoman. And most of all…