Naomi's existence is tied to the System that enables her to transmigrate into the world of novels. She became a Worldbinder with the purpose to live the role of second female leads or “villainesses” to fulfill their unfinished business.

However, Naomi never truly felt like she belonged. People came and went, and her existence ensured that she remains forever regardless of her wishes. She refuses to get attached to any particular world or person for this reason, but then, she meets him.

One thing leads to another, and she suddenly finds herself married to a character in a novel for the first time since she became a Worldbinder. Confused and afraid, she decides to leave him, not knowing the chain of events that will soon follow, nor the secrets about to be unveiled.

The role of a villainess is always tragic, and Naomi has never been one for sad endings. But how can a happy-ever-after be a guarantee when you're the villainess in the story?

BOOK ONE OF THROUGH THE EYES OF A WORLDBINDER SERIES