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Transmigrated into a war-torn fantasy realm, she's caught in a deadly game of desire. In the captivating novel "Kidnapped By The Crazy Duke" by 이아나킴, a modern woman finds herself thrust into a brutal European-inspired world, not as a heroine of her own story, but as a pawn in a perilous game of noble intrigue. Transmigrated as Diana Claire, she awakens to a reality far removed from her own, a life of neglect and cruelty within a prominent family. Her escape from that gilded cage comes not by her own hand, but through a dramatic kidnapping orchestrated by a duke whose enigma is as intoxicatin…
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Kidnapped By The Crazy Duke novel is written by 이아나킴.
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Kidnapped By The Crazy Duke novel currently has 58 chapters.
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Kidnapped By The Crazy Duke novel belongs to the Fantasy genre.
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In a world at war, the protagonist finds herself as a supporting character in a classic captivity-abduction novel. Taking on the identity of "Diana Claire," she is abducted in the protagonist's stead, aiming to escape a hellish home life where she was treated coldly and abused, unlike the protagonist's sister. Her captor, the Duke, is a beautiful, educated madman. He visits her, gazing at her as if she were a prized piece of art, his eyes a complex mix of asceticism, decadence, sensuality, and