What Do You Mean, a Wicked Female Villain?

[The entire protagonist group gets tormented + Wei Yanwan is absolutely the main character + an alliance of villains from the Ruyi story + wildly out-of-place crossover characters + the historical timeline turned upside down]

An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth. Since Wanwan is the wicked supporting character, come on, let me show you what a truly wicked villain looks like. Ruyi, you’re in for it now.

You’ve described her as an utterly vile and wicked villainess, but the evil she’s done hardly lives up to that illustrious reputation. Now that Wei Yanwan is here, though, I’ll show you all what a truly wicked villainess looks like.

Don’t be surprised. This is just standard villain behavior.

This story is pretty wild, and some parts follow history. I’ll do my best to keep the historical timeline intact, but there are still other changes, so please don’t be too strict about historical accuracy.

This story is quite unhinged, and I mean really unhinged, the kind where you never know what’s going to happen. A lot of new characters will appear later, but you should recognize most of them. There are also quite a few original characters, and everyone who appears will be introduced.

Stay tuned for The Story of Yanwan: Who’s the Villain, Anyway?

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