Quick Transmigration: What’s Wrong With This Villain?

[Insanely powerful, unhinged heroine + blackened wolfish male lead + love grows over time + ridiculous, brainless, sweet wish fulfillment]

Other stories have villains who are beautiful, powerful, and tragic. This one has a villain who’s seriously messed up!

She’s a tyrannical woman who brought down divine punishment by causing too much havoc, yet she spends all day picking fights with heaven, earth, and everyone in between.

Give her a mission, will you?

And what does she do?

[Host, stop! You’re supposed to eliminate the fake male lead’s luck, not kill him outright!]

Mann Yue expressionlessly crushes the fake male lead’s head.

That’s how a girl should get things done: swiftly and decisively.

[Host, what are you doing now? That’s the original male lead! You just need to save him and put him back on the right path. Why are you locking him in a room? Aaaaaah, get your claws off him!]

The original male lead is tainted now!

The original male lead covers his face, bashful: I’m lying flat. Wife, you can do whatever you want to me.

Mann Yue, the heartless woman who runs off as soon as she’s pulled up her pants: We’re all adults. It was just a bit of fun.

The original male lead turns dark on the spot and pulls out a knife: Wife, say that again.

Mann Yue: “...”

He turns dark at the drop of a hat. This little thing is something else.

First world: A fake harem male lead, reborn with a golden finger for gambling on jade

Second world: A fake saintly male lead in an apocalypse novel, transmigrated into a book with a pocket dimension

Third world: A fake male lead with a System, trying to conquer the cultivation world

(Sweet romance, trust me. The heroine’s values don’t represent the author’s. The man is strong, the woman even stronger. Both are chaste.)