[One-on-one, both leads devoted only to each other: a scheming black-lotus fox and men with all sorts of personalities]
The eight-tailed fox Rong Xian died and bonded with a System that claimed it could teach him how to be a decent person. Together, they entered twelve different books, where he became twelve utterly wicked villains. His mission was to turn over a new leaf and, along the way, enjoy a romance full of passion and tenderness.
Rong Xian said that reforming himself and taking down scumbags was a piece of cake, and that he could handle romance and sweet moments with ease, too.
So the lovesick prince Rong Xian stopped chasing after men and clung to the powerful regent of a different surname, whimpering and begging for protection.
The lowly substitute Rong Xian kicked the domineering CEO to the ground, then turned around and started flirting with the CEO’s first love.
In a household intrigue story, Rong Xian followed his scheming younger brother’s playbook, crying, throwing tantrums, and threatening to kill himself in front of the brother’s fiancé, leaving his brother with nowhere to turn.
After succeeding time and again, Rong Xian got carried away. “See? They’re all crazy about me, pining for me, and banging their heads against walls for me.”
But in the end, a handsome, sinister man gazed at him with deep affection. “Starting today, you can forget about getting away from me.”
Rong Xian: “???”
So, darling, which of us is the villain here?
