Reborn as the Villainess, My Comatose Husband Spoils Me Rotten

Name: Reborn as the Villainess, My Comatose Husband Spoils Me Rotten
Author: Feng Du

穿成女配后，植物人老公宠我入骨

by Feng Du (风渡)

Status: Completed
Length: 106k Words
Genre: Modern Romance
Subgenre: Billionaire CEO
Updated: 3y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

[1V1, sweet romance, doted-on by everyone, supporting female character’s comeback, airheaded beauty VS scheming big villain]

Overnight, Bai Rong transmigrated and became the cannon-fodder wife of the book’s main villain. When she arrived, he was lying in a hospital bed in a vegetative state. As his legal wife, she could inherit his trillion-yuan fortune outright, and she was practically laughing her head off.

Unfortunately, the good times didn’t last. The villain woke up just like that, only he had lost his memory.

Remembering that her predecessor had once betrayed this terrifying man, Bai Rong decided to cling to his coattails to stay alive. She took good care of him in every way, just hoping he wouldn’t tear her apart and swallow her whole once he regained his memories!

But as time went on, things seemed to be getting further and further from what she’d imagined.

Bai Rong: “Lan Xuanhe, you’re the villain. You’re supposed to act like one. What do you mean by acting all cute with me every day?”

The villainous big shot: “What can I say? My wife is beautiful, cool, and irresistible. Come on, give me a kiss~ Mwah~”

Bai Rong silently rolled her eyes. What do you do when the villain at home turns out to be a disappointment? Asking online, and I’m in a real hurry.

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