I’m a Supporting Role in a Horror Game, Don’t Kill Me

Action and Fight Scenes I’m a Supporting Role in a Horror Game, Don’t Kill Me excels in delivering thrilling action sequences that will keep readers on the edge of their seats. The battle scenes are fast-paced and meticulously drawn, showcasing the characters' skills, strategies, and emotions. Every fight is not just about physical strength; it's a test of will, intelligence, and heart. Whether it's a one-on-one duel or a massive war, the action in this manga never fails to impress, making it a must-read for fans of intense combat stories.

Suddenly thrust into her favorite mystery murder game, our protagonist embodies Arviche Green, a supporting character doomed to bite the dust. Compounding the chaos, she wakes up in the house of the prime suspect, Duke Leikas Learmond, as the in-house tutor to his niece and nephew! Convinced of the Duke's guilt, she juggles evading the main storyline while also uncovering the truth. With her virtual lives dwindling, can Arviche game her way out, or is a game-over fate sealed? (Source: Tapas Media)

Read manhwa I’m a Supporting Role in a Horror Game, Don’t Kill Me / I’m a Supporting Role in a Horror Game, Don’t Kill Me / 공포게임 조연인데요, 죽이지 마세요 / Spare Me, I’m Just a Side Character in This Horror Game

In the horror mystery game “Night of the Murderers,” I inhabited the character destined to be the tenth victim, the tutor ‘Arviche Green’. The prime suspect is her employer, Duke Rearmend Laycus! “…A, a murderer.” “Miss Green, you seem convinced that I’m the criminal. Is that right?” She lost her life after her last conversation with Laycus. The remaining life count is two hearts. ‘If I use up all my hearts, I really don’t know what will happen. So I need to steer clear of the main plotline of this game as much as possible.’ Arviche’s efforts to distance herself from Laycus, the prime suspect, perversely catches his interest… “Do you remember when I said you were interesting, Miss Green? I must retract that statement.” It was a relief to hear that. The interest of a murderer is nothing but horrifying. “Perhaps saying you’re interesting might not be enough.” [Laycus Rearmend’s favorability has increased.] ‘…Wait, what? This isn’t what I intended.’ A misstep.