Film and TV: Ditching Andy, Standing by Dai Jing and Wang Manni

Su Chen transmigrates into a vast, fused world of hit TV dramas, including Ode to Joy, A Little Reunion, Nothing But Thirty, Love Apartment, The First Half of My Life, The Ideal City, and Perfect Partner.

Top-tier goddesses are everywhere. They all look radiant and glamorous, but in reality they are emotionally desolate, trapped in lifeless marriages, and chronically repressed and unfulfilled!

Bound to the Multiverse Great Villain System, he specializes in icy, abstinent beauties who are repressed, frustrated, and starved for affection!

As long as he makes these seemingly dignified, aloof goddesses, inwardly barren and lonely, completely surrender and release their pent-up desires, he can farm rewards without limit!

In public, they are respectable and elegant urban socialites, professionals, devoted wives, and goddesses beyond reproach!

In private, they are lonely and repressed, sleepless through long nights, emotionally and physically drained, and desperately starved for love!

In a dim, cramped kitchen, Dai Jing is wrapped in an apron, her body tense as she stifles her sobs, afraid her husband will find out;

By the floor-to-ceiling windows, Andy in black stockings and high heels loses her queenly composure. Panicked handprints cover the glass as she completely loses control;

In the living room, Song Qian wears her uniform, struggling to contain herself as her cheeks flush. Her haughty facade crumbles completely...

Su Chen: "If all the beauties across the heavens are parched, then I'll step into the world and be their ruin, gently filling every void!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.