[Villainous Heiress + Younger CEO + 1v1, Both Pure + Everyone's Favorite]
Ye Xinjia fell into a coma for three months after an accident. While unconscious, she learned that she was the villainess in countless novels.
Everyone around her had a starring role. Her father was the hero of an inspirational rags-to-riches story, born in the countryside.
Her stepmother was the heroine of a long-lost lovers reunion story, the one who had always been his ideal woman.
Her stepsister was the heroine of an entertainment-industry CEO romance.
Her stepbrother was the hero of a sweet, youthful campus romance.
Her fiancé was the hero of a story about a kept man climbing to the top.
Her best friend was the heroine of a tragic romance about a woman suffering for love before her husband comes crawling back.
Her college roommate was the heroine of a reborn revenge story set in the cutthroat world of human relationships.
Even the big yellow dog guarding the family home was a key ally of the heroine in a no-romance novel about communicating with animals. It had so much screen time that you might think it was the male lead.
And Ye Xinjia? Surrounded by male and female leads, she still managed to carve out her own place.
In every one of these stories, she played the same role: the villainess.
When she learned the truth, her first reaction was disbelief. Her second was to think she was really unlucky. Her third reaction... was to accept it.
Since she was a villainess destined for a miserable ending, she might as well do some villainous things. Otherwise, how could she live up to her role?
Once she'd made up her mind, she went all out, punching male leads, kicking female leads, doing every kind of wicked thing and slapping anyone who crossed her.
The result? Before she knew it, she'd turned herself into the heroine of an everyone-loves-her story.
The male and female leads she'd beaten and berated all came flocking to her, fussing over her and treating her like a princess.
She slowly typed a question mark, tried to make a quick escape, and ran straight into a certain gloomy, ghost-like man.
“Big Sis, you wouldn't be the heroine of one of those stories where you sleep with a man and then abandon him, would you?”
Ye Xinjia laughed awkwardly and forced out a couple of chuckles.
“W-What? Of course not. I love you most of all.”
The heroine can only be regarded as a pampered young lady who has been raised up. She regards money as dirt. She can give it to her best friend and light it on fire as long as she is happy. She can interfere in her best friend's relationship and marriage at will, just because she sees that the other party is a scumbag and does not want her best friend to suffer. She does this to help her best friend. Come on, there are a lot of scumbags and mistresses in it. There are no pure villains in it, and there are no mistresses who are purely evil. They are either love-minded or do mistresses for money. The heroine is not even remotely related to a vicious female partner. In the few episodes I have watched, the heroine is at best a face-saving person who does not suffer losses. She is a proud and arrogant daughter of a wealthy family, and is not "evil" in any way.
The evil female supporting character awakens
It's super beautiful. I wonder if the author can update it more [sending heart] [sending heart] 😘 😘 I can't get enough of it 😳😳😳
Good-looking [admiration]