[Villainess vs. Reborn Male Lead] An Xini discovers that her world is a huge, melodramatic, copycat Tomato novel about wealthy families, complete with secret identities. She’s also bound to a Villain System that intends to raise her into the original story’s final villain.
System: Issuing villain mission. Host, please sabotage the banquet.
An Xini: I prepared to sabotage this banquet a month ago.
System: She has villain potential.
An Xini: System, are there any villain missions?
When are you going to issue them?
The System realizes it has bound itself to a villain who was already a villain, fulfilling its dream of a lie-flat System life. This is the good life.
Extra! The entertainment industry’s top-tier star is the illegitimate child of a wealthy tycoon.
The youngest daughter of the tycoon’s family is a fake heiress, switched at birth by a nanny.
Now the tycoon has another illegitimate daughter.
Destroy it, Tomato! How does it get more melodramatic by the day?
Meng Lanxu is reborn, back to a time before he met An Xini. Thinking of the strong yet lonely rose she was when they first met, he decides that this time he’ll let her bloom beautifully, protect her from the wind and rain, and keep her petals from falling.
An Xini: “You want to pursue me? Sorry, I only date virgins. You’re not good enough.”
Meng Lanxu: …
Content warning: The heroine has a rough time early on. She starts going off the rails around chapter twenty, and the story turns into a light harem setup with around three or four men falling for him.
It's not a cliche "true or false" story about a thousand pieces of gold, it's quite interesting.