Reborn in the Eighties: After Cutting Ties with My Family, the Villainess Came Out on Top

(Transmigration + period setting + satisfying revenge + food + family life)

Shen Qing was reborn, and only then did she discover that she was living inside a book. Her very existence was meant to help the male and female leads understand their true feelings and clear the obstacles between them. She was merely a pitiful, miserable “villainess” in the story, doomed to a lifetime without happiness.

So even though she was the one whose place had been stolen, even though she was the one who had suffered endless torment, everyone could only look at her with disdain and say:

“You may not be the favored one, but Mu Yao lost her family and her love.”

After living her life over again, Shen Qing understood: sharing blood doesn’t make someone family, and not everyone deserves to be called a person.

Shen Qing simply stopped putting up with them. She cut ties cleanly and left home.

The Shen family were still dreaming, convinced Shen Qing was just making a fuss. Who could have imagined she would never return?

Shen Qing thought she would end up on the streets, but unexpectedly, she ran into the powerful villain who had once shown her a little “warmth.”

Thinking of the man’s fate later on, Shen Qing felt a desire to “repay his kindness.” She planned to leave once the job was done, but to her surprise, the man wouldn’t let her go.

“Shen Qing, you provoked me and now you want to run? Do you really think you can get away?”