I'm the Villainess Heiress, but the Righteous Big Shot Stole My Man

[Transmigrate into a book, happy ending + devoted couple and sweet romance + comedy and ridiculous nonsense] After waking up, Mu Xiangyue opens her eyes and realizes she’s transmigrated into a book. She’s also the wealthy family’s daughter who was lost as a child. But her whole family are villains! A washed-up actress so obscure she’s practically fallen through the floor of the entertainment industry, Mu Xiangyue feels two coins in her pocket and thinks: Perfect. I’ll go claim my family. After returning to her family Her villain parents, who trip up the male lead in a period novel, tell her, “Life is hard enough as it is. If you can blame someone else, don’t blame yourself.” Her eldest brother, an unfeeling, loveless villain with a fierce focus on his career in a business battle novel, wears a resentful expression. “I don’t want to work. I want to go to Mount Emei and be a monkey. As a bonus, I’ll randomly slap passersby across the face.” On the TV, her second brother, a devoted villain in a crematorium romance, speaks with perfect logic: “Tell the peach blossoms they don’t need to bloom. This old monk has joined the clergy.” Her third sister, a transmigrator from ancient times and a princess who once aspired to become an empress, curses. “Damn, this is ridiculous. The queen of hearts got caught!” Mu Xiangyue slowly types a question mark: ? These are villains? Whose villains act like this? … A family variety show costing tens of millions to produce features Mu Xiangyue as one of its guests. Every guest has their own agenda. Mu Xiangyue watches them stir up trouble, delighted to sit back and enjoy the spectacle. Then, one day during filming, the crew stages a surprise visit and catches a man climbing in through Mu Xiangyue’s window in his pajamas. Even his profile is breathtaking enough to captivate the world. #MuXiangyue’sRomanceRevealed# The young heirs in the industry: “Shang, Shang Ci? Aren’t their families sworn enemies?!” Mu Xiangyue: “Huh? No? I’m on the villains’ side, and the hero’s side stole my man…”