I Will Be Next to the Main Character

Humor and Lighthearted Moments Despite its intense and dramatic tone, I Will Be Next to the Main Character also knows how to inject humor and lighthearted moments into the story. The witty exchanges between characters provide a welcome break from the tension, offering readers a chance to smile or laugh. These comedic moments balance the darker themes of the series, ensuring the manga never feels too heavy. The humor is well-timed and often used to highlight the unique personalities of the characters.

She possessed the body of the fiancée of the crazy protagonist who plans to kill everyone. She was going to live a quiet life away... but the male lead keeps showing interest. Furthermore, even though he is young, his beautiful face is already stunning... "Did I do well? Then go ahead and praise me." Don't suddenly pretend to be friendly, are you crazy? (Source: Kakao Entertainment Corp., translated)

Read manhwa I Will Be Next to the Main Character / I Will Just Stick to the Main Character / I Will Stick to the Protagonist / Stuck With the Protagonist / 주인공 옆에 붙어만 있겠습니다

She became possessed by a madman who plans to kill more than 10 of her fiancées alone.
They say that there is no medicine for being bitten by a mad dog, and I ‘m trying
to get a free ride on the main character’s world domination… .
“You are really weak.”

… Could that be unusually strong?
Why do you keep taking me with you, saying it’s useless?
Can’t I just take the bus comfortably?

“Are my hands too cold?”
“no.”
“… … But why do you keep trying to let go?”
“That, that’s it, just to stroke your head for saying you did a good job!”

I pretended not to be scared and replied confidently, and Sirius laughed as if he was doing something cute.
Although he was young, his handsome face was already dazzling.
If he hadn’t been covered in blood, he would’ve been pretty.

“yes? Then go ahead and praise me.”

Don’t pretend to be friendly all of a sudden, you madman.
Elena’s hand trembled and landed on top of her silver hair.​