The 100th Time's the Charm: She Was Executed 99 Times So How Did She Unlock “Super Love” Mode?! Volume 3

Yuji Yuji

Summary

At long last, Alphina Shinn Sylvana has escaped the time loop and the machinations of the evil Saint Debonaire. Upon returning to her 101st lifetime, she finally—albeit begrudgingly—accepts her impending marriage to Prince Lionett. However, before the ceremony, she meets with Prince Lionett’s secret older brother, Girne, who’d been imprisoned under the palace grounds his entire life. That was surprising enough on its own, but Girne’s revelations are even more shocking. He was trapped in a time loop, much like Alphina had been, and he predicts that a great calamity will strike the empire, destroying it! As if that wasn’t bad enough, an “unfortunate accident” causes Prince Lionett to fall into a coma. In order to save him, Alphina expends all her magic to enter the time loop again. But the world she finds herself in is a dark place vastly different from the one she was familiar with. Can she guide herself and her prince back to the world of light?

Available since: 04/18/2025.

Print length: 250 pages.

Contemporary Fiction

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