After I Became a Lovesick Woman Desperate to Marry, I Fell for the Villain

[Sweet romance + transmigration + lighthearted] [The second male lead’s road to winning her back] 1 Lan Congwu, a genius young woman from a family of ancient martial artists, died in a laboratory explosion. Reduced to ashes, she suddenly transmigrated into a book as the widely infamous, foolish, lovesick daughter of the prime minister. On top of that, she was bound to a ruthless System that made her fight for her life. The original owner had spent two years acting like Zhao Yuxuan’s lovesick puppy. Lan Congwu wasn’t about to do the same. Who needed some worthless man? She was better off on her own. [Host, bind yourself to the male supporting character Xiao Yanheng within six hours. Binding phrase: Say “I like you” in front of everyone.] [What? That big villain? No way!] 2 To stay alive, Lan Congwu turned around and threw herself into Xiao Yanheng’s arms, disappearing from Zhao Yuxuan’s sight. At first, Zhao Yuxuan thought Lan Congwu was playing hard to get. He scoffed, but gradually realized that she not only stopped chasing after him, she was getting closer and closer to another man. He sneered, thinking she was still playing games. Then he received Lan Congwu’s wedding invitation, and panicked. He apologized and showered her with gifts. Zhao Yuxuan said, “Congwu, I was wrong. Please come back...” 3 Lan Congwu’s target, Xiao Yanheng, was born under the Lone Star of the Heavenly Wolf, a harbinger of death to his father, mother, and brothers. The only person he didn’t bring misfortune to was her. Abandoned by his mother and bullied by his brothers as a child, Xiao Yanheng now held military power. He was cruel, bloodthirsty, and cold to the core. They had agreed to be allies, but the way he looked at her gradually changed. From the moment she shone like a ray of light into his heart, he refused to let her go. On their wedding night, Xiao Yanheng, who had always kept his distance from women, lifted her veil and swept her off her feet with one arm. “Awu, I’ve been longing to...”