Not Very Obedient

[Unhinged, possessive villain × arrogant, silly girl]

Wu Jin transmigrated into a book and became the vicious supporting female character. She could go home only by completing her mission; if she failed, she would be erased.

The System wanted her to win over the male lead. She refused. What did going home mean? What did being erased mean? She was an orphan with nothing to lose, so Wu Jin didn’t care. She had always done as she pleased and would never make things difficult for herself.

The System wept and sobbed. This Host just wouldn’t listen!

Out of the little kindness still in her heart, Wu Jin rescued the villain and brought him home to pamper him. Who knew he would turn the tables on her?

After she left, he went mad. To find her again, he was willing to overturn the balance of yin and yang in the world.

When he came to her world, the villain wrapped her tightly in his arms and lifted her chin, making her look up at him. “You’re not very obedient, are you? Why don’t you want me? Hmm?” He wouldn’t let her say no. He kissed her. She belonged to him, and there was no escaping him…

Wasn’t she supposed to be erased for failing the mission? How had Wu Jin returned to her original world?

Oh, it turned out the unreliable, foolish System had taken the wrong mission. It wasn’t to win over the male lead, but to redeem the villain.

His love for her was the long-laid scheme of a crafty old fox toward an innocent little hedgehog, a plan to trap her in his embrace. Her love for him was the absolute favoritism and unwavering choice of a protective little hedgehog for a fox who felt insecure.

His long-laid scheme wasn’t groundless. They had loved each other for many lifetimes but could never stay together. She always left him. A disobedient little hedgehog had to be locked up. He imprisoned her soul, performed rituals on her, and placed a spell on her, determined to keep her by his side for all eternity…