Reborn as a Cannon-Fodder Supporting Actress, the Villain Begs Me to Spoil Him
穿成炮灰女配，反派求着让我疼他
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 278k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Other names
- Back Before the Villain Turned Evil, I Discovered He Was Easy to Tease回到反派黑化前，发现他不经撩Alternate title on Fanqie
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The Hero Hates the Heroine at First, Then Becomes Intensely Possessive
Any genre is fine, including quick transmigration or rebirth. The male lead should hate the heroine at first, then gradually realize how wonderful she is and become addicted to her. When she genuinely starts seeing another man, he should get jealous.
Any Ancient-Era Stories About Marrying First and Falling in Love Later?
Any historical romances with marriage first, love later?
The Male Lead Doesn’t Love the Female Lead at First and Wants to Kill Her
Looking for books similar to "Tenderly Crushed". Are there any stories where the male lead doesn't love the female lead at first and wants to kill her, but then she acts pitiful in front of him, or is genuinely pitiful, making him feel sorry for her and unable to bring himself to kill her? Ideally, the female lead also saves...
That Gentle, Refined, Jade-like Type Really Gets to You
Please recommend a gentle, refined hero with a warm, tender personality. Thanks, everyone!
Marriage First, Love Later, Ancient Setting, Extremely Sweet
Any Historical Romance Novels Where the Heroine Transmigrates into a Book and Redeems the Villain or Second Male Lead?
Looking for Stories Where the Wife Is a Cannon Fodder Character Reborn as the Villain's Wife, Not Quick Transmigration
It's fine if there's a child, but I don't want the female lead to return to her original world after transmigrating.
Transmigrate into a Book as the Villainess and Win Over the Antagonist
A funny, enjoyable story about transmigrating into a book as a supporting female character and winning over the villain.
Transmigrate into a Book as the Villainess, Avoid the Original Plot, and Stay on Good Terms with the Original Heroine
Looking for books like "The Supporting Female Character Doesn't Want to Follow the Plot". I'm in a reading slump and have recently been loving stories where the supporting female character refuses to follow the original plot. I finally finished this one, which is rare for me. Are there any similar books you'd recommend?
Please Recommend Stories Where a Villainess Wins Over the Second Male Lead, Who's the Villain
Desperately looking for a novel where the vicious female lead pursues the villainous second male lead.
Transmigrating as the Villainess or Cannon Fodder
Stories where the protagonist transmigrates into a book as a villainous supporting character or cannon fodder, but doesn't break up the main couple. Or where the female lead doesn't turn evil or act like a fake innocent white lotus.
Please Recommend Stories Where the Female Cannon-Fodder Transmigrates into a Book and Conquers the Villainous Male Supporting Character. Thanks
Something like The Black Lotus Manual of Conquest. So good! Please, please recommend some!!!
Female Protagonist Gets Together with the Villain, No Angst
Here's what I'm looking for: when the original heroine is transmigrated into a novel, don't make her a sanctimonious white lotus just to make the transmigrator look good. I hope the romance in the story is harmonious, without scheming and backstabbing. The transmigrator into the novel's supporting female character, who is the protagonist, should be smart, and the villain shouldn't turn evil. For example, The Guide to Capturing a Black Lotus.
She Transmigrates Into a Book as the Villain's Wife: Married First, Love Later
The heroine transmigrates into a book as the villain's wife, and they fall in love after marrying first.
Transmigrate Into a Book as the Villainess and Win Over the Male Lead (No Quick Transmigration)
Transmigrate into a book
Historical Romance: Transmigrate Into a Book as the Villainess and Redeem the Antagonist, With Lots of Sweet, Flirty Moments
A transmigration-into-a-book historical romance, preferably with cultivation. The heroine transmigrates as a supporting female character and saves the villain, who's very good at taking charge but also adorably soft.
Stories Featuring Yandere Characters
The female lead has a mental illness and is always afraid the male lead will leave her. While she's in the hospital, he brings her meals, and she brags about it for ages. Later, at a wedding, a child damages a gift the male lead gave her.
Are There Any Novels Like This? I Want to Read Them
Looking for books similar to "After Marriage, My Cold Husband Became a Sad Little Puppy".
The Book I Want Doesn’t Even Exist. Anyone Who Disagrees, Bring It On
Showbiz stories are great, and palace intrigue is fine too. I want a sensible, beautiful female lead who isn’t a self-sacrificing saint or excessively kind. She should be scheming but not outright evil, ambitious and hardworking, confident and disciplined. Are there any books like that? Please, please, please! Maybe they’re hard to find.
Looking for Good Books
Looking for books like "I'm Not the God of Theater". Any good apocalypse novels? Actually, I'm so bored that anything good will do.
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Forced to Marry a Powerful Official
Quick Transmigration: The Villainess Is Not to Be Messed With
Quick Transmigration: The Villainess Meets Me
The Vicious Villainess's Daughter Is Soft-Spoken but Tough, and Completely Unhinged
The County Magistrate of Shanye Just Wants to Be a Slacker
After I Transmigrate into a Book, I Shamelessly Tease the Sickly Villain's Heartthrob
The Villainess's Cannon-Fodder Sidekick
You’re a Playboy, I’m a Tycoon, Together We’ll Take the Throne
Reborn as the Villainess, the Tyrant Is Enchanted by Her
The Villain Is Turning Evil Again
I Was Reborn as a Wicked Supporting Lady, and the Prince Spoiled Me to the Heavens
The Transmigrated Bookside Character: I Win Over the Villain with My Ridiculous Antics
After Transmigrating into a Tragic Novel as the Villainess, I Got a Happy Ending with the Antagonist
I Transmigrated into a Book and Met a Reborn Villain, and Now the Empress Is at a Loss
The Cannon Fodder Villainess Was Possessed? Now She's Everyone's White Moonlight
The Transmigrated Villainess Just Wants to Hide
I Kept the Tyrant as a Lover, and the Villainess Fears Nothing
Help! The Villain Can Hear My System Voice
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This book is exceptionally good. The male lead's overflowing love for the female lead towards the end is truly captivating. The author's writing style is truly superb. The entire story avoids any overly dramatic plot points, and the development of the story is well-organized and logical. In short, I absolutely loved it; the novel is incredibly good. It's just that the score is somewhat disappointing.
I skipped around a bit while reading this book, and then I cried towards the end. I really, really cried. I rarely cry while reading, but when I got to the part where the female lead was counting down to returning to the present day, and she was very weak, and the male lead was incredibly gentle, I was so moved I almost cried myself to death. I'm writing this review right after finishing the book, and my eyes are still full of tears. 😢😢 This book is really good! ❤️❤️❤️
I haven't read the rest yet, I'm only up to 70-something. How to put it... It's not that I dislike it. When I read about Young Master Wan, he and the original owner of the body were mutually in love, but the transmigrated woman messed everything up. Young Master Wan didn't understand why he suddenly changed.
I think it's pretty good, I'll stock up on it first. Keep it up, big shot! 😆
I don't understand why the score is so low. I cried so much at the end. For Lord Wan, he was such a devoted person; I cried so much when he died. I also cried so much when the Empress slashed Peipei's face. When Peipei died, Yi Shu really broke my heart. The characters in this book are so well-developed, and the beginning is so sweet.
Up until now, I've spent the whole time smiling like a proud aunt and screaming. It's so touching! The female lead keeps running towards him, and he finally accepts her wholeheartedly (I just can't control myself). It's so sweet, so incredibly sweet!
🥺This book is so incredibly moving! It's a slow and steady story, and Yi Shu is truly heartbreaking. He harbored hatred for over ten years only to discover the truth wasn't what he thought. But in this less-than-ideal life, he met Pei Pei. Initially, Pei Pei's pursuit of him was just to get home, but as they spent time together, she couldn't help but fall in love with him.
It's relatively sweet, but the second half is almost entirely about torturing the female lead. It's not the kind of heart-wrenching torture, but rather a very painful, agonizing kind that makes you feel sorry for her. It feels like the female lead is constantly being hurt, while the male lead is too reserved.
Although the ending was good, I still felt a little regretful. Sigh, because the author had stopped updating for a while, I completely forgot some of the plot details. But the protagonist Yi Shu's name was still fresh in my mind, and I even wrote that name on my school uniform, so I came back to continue reading.
This book is really good, both in terms of writing style and plot. In previous novels I've read, the male and female leads always fell in love without any clear explanation or development of their relationship. So, author, this book is truly excellent. The only downside is that it's not enough!