After I Transmigrate, My Young Husband Needs Comforting Every Day

Li Yuan transmigrates into the role of a vicious, dimwitted villainess. Her family is destitute, and they’re barely scraping by. She has elderly relatives and children to support, a foolish older brother who causes trouble, and a partially crippled boy her original self had beaten, who was raised to be her husband. Li Yuan tells herself not to panic: with the System on her side, the world is hers.

The villainess in the original novel constantly beat, cursed, and abused the male lead. And the male lead has the protagonist’s halo and a mysterious identity, so it’s easy to imagine how badly things ended for her in the original story.

To stay alive, Li Yuan does everything she can to win him over. She plans to fatten him up and keep him in good shape until the heroine comes to claim him. Then she can bow out and get back to making money.

But when that day comes, why is the man at her door refusing to leave?

Cheng Jue: “If you try to push me on her again, I’ll kill her.”

Li Yuan: “Help! The male lead is going to kill the heroine!”