How Can a Villain Who Transmigrates Into a Book Defy Fate?

[When a Mad Villain Is Choked by Fate]

Reborn as a doomed villainess?

Ren Xingyao tears up the script and sneers, eerie blue light rippling across the cards between her fingertips.

As a wormhole tears open a rift in space and time, a tech genius adjusts his glasses over his quantum computer and says, “You think pulling an SSR means you can do whatever you want? Careful, or you’ll end up in a psych ward!” The deranged beauty strikes back by blowing up the plotline. At the moment her mental energy is depleted, the card pool spits out a world-ending mech.

From sacrificial lamb in a tragic romance to a multidimensional tyrant, she will tread the bloodline of Heaven’s Will and rewrite three lines of code: in the first dimension, she face-slaps the original heroine; in the second world, she dismantles the System; and in the final chapter, she drags the God of Fate from his throne. “Destiny is nothing but a card-drawing game played by a higher civilization?”

Note: The heroine has a special card-drawing System. It draws cards with different abilities based on her mental energy. The cards come in several types, including ordinary, special, and limited-edition cards. The higher her mental energy, the greater her chances of drawing powerful cards. Each time she uses a card, it consumes some of her mental energy, and when that value drops below the safety threshold, the System issues a warning.