Negotiations are heated preceding Rosalite Roxburg's departure to the kingdom of Largole, and it's all about who holds the purse strings. As the Duke's daughter fights for the other Ducal households to contribute to the funds for her journey, House Edanelli makes an offer all find hard to refuse.

Sir Oswald, meanwhile, grows more and more attached to Rosalite, to the point that our heroine begins commiserating with him more than her own father, putting Oswald in Duke Roxburg's thorny sights. But this is a mere appetizer to the trouble awaiting Rosalite upon arrival in Largole: with the timeline for the novel's original apocalypse escalated, she finds herself out of time for frivolous encounters with the fourth prince.

Meanwhile, Glen, whose safety in the canon Rosalite has taken for granted, finds himself face-to-face with his manipulative mother, Lady Melissa Diamont. Will Rosalite make it back in time to rescue Glen, or will the machinations of the story finally catch up with her? Find out in Volume III of Touch My Brother and You Die!

Amnesia, love triangles, and political intrigue, oh my!

Rosalite may be stuck in her younger brother's tragic BL story, but all she has is work on her mind. In Volume II of the blockbuster hit Touch My Brother and You Die, the story takes a dive into political intrigue with the amnesiac magic instructor Sage Oswald acting as the head of a large-scale band of thieves in the Barony of Veloce. The problem? He's completely forgotten about the Magic Tower and seems more interested in sticking close to Rosalite than returning to his former duties.

Meanwhile, Rosalite and Glen's contractual relationship is all work and no play-especially for Glen as he takes on piles of work dumped on him by his lively paramour as the next Lord of Veloce. Rosalite seems oblivious to his stress, instead taking up the mantle of a diplomat in the distant country of Largole in the Alain Kingdom. Surely her crush on Largole's third imperial prince has nothing to do with her decision to leave... or does it?

Get ready for the rip-roaring light novel that inspired a viral comic sensation!

Two years after transmigrating into the fantasy BL novel Asterion of the Starry Blue Night, Rosalite-a minor character and the sister of the tragic male lead-learns that she is fated to repeat her life every time her brother dies.

No matter how hard she tries, her brother, Rion, continues to attract toxic men and almost always perishes by the age of 20, whether by murder or by taking his own life, fating Rosalite to return to her 16-year-old body.

After nearly two dozen attempts to get the timeline right, Rosalite has run out of patience for all these sleazy men: Touch My Brother and You Die!