I Ran Away After Dumping the Villain

A calculating, cold-blooded, celibate, snake-like lunatic of a villain versus a mischievous heroine who only wants to keep her secret identity safe and make a run for it

Tang Wan wakes up inside an old-fashioned, melodramatic novel centered on a powerful heroine.

In the story, the merchant's daughter takes the place of her cousin, the Marquis's daughter, and marries the villain. She bides her time, then joins forces with the male lead, the Sixth Prince, to turn the ruthless villain's allies against him and leave him to die beneath a rain of arrows.

But none of this has anything to do with Tang Wan. She has become the Marquis's daughter whose identity the heroine stole: Tang Wan, the villain's fiancée, who is doomed to be cannon fodder from the very start.

The moment she opens her eyes, she's at the scene of a kidnapping. She barely manages to escape, only to discover that her rescuer is the main villain. All she can do is tremble and try to stay alive.

But she never expected the villain to take a liking to her face and insist on keeping her as his mistress.

The male lead is hunting her from behind, while the villain is pressuring her from the front.

After reviewing the plot in her head, Tang Wan closes her eyes and throws herself into the villain's arms.

The villain can't perform anyway, so she'll keep her head down for now and look for a chance to escape.

[Bonus Scene]

At first:

Tang Wan: You villainous bastard! What a waste of that gorgeous face. You don't know the first thing about treating a woman gently. No wonder you end up riddled with arrows.

Xiao Che: So whenever this woman gets into trouble, I get a stabbing pain in my heart and have no choice but to save her. Seeing her every day makes me grind my teeth with frustration.

Later:

Tang Wan: What's with this villain? How does he get better-looking every time I see him?

Xiao Che: You want revenge? So do I. Why don't we team up?