The Villainess Has a Comment Feed: Kidnap the Villain and Wipe Out the Protagonists

[A haughty little princess vs. a pure-hearted villainous guard] [Comment feed + Reborn for revenge + Redemption] On the night she comes of age, the night she takes her guard Jiang Chao to her bed, Xie Lingzhao has a prophetic dream and sees the comment feed. She watches as her close friend Pei Yuluan and the enemy kingdom’s Crown Prince, Jiang Chao, join forces to scheme against her, turning her from a cherished omen of good fortune in Southern Liang into a calamity despised by all. Jiang Chao leads an army to the city gates and kills her with an arrow. Pei Yuluan stages a coup against her father, the Emperor, and tramples her father and brothers into a bloody pulp as they flee through the north gate. Their hatred is written in blood. It can never be forgiven. When she wakes, she tries to assassinate Pei Yuluan and Jiang Chao, but coughs up blood and collapses unconscious. On the verge of death, she sees the comment feed. [The little princess is just a blood bag for the heroine’s good fortune. If she dares assassinate the heroine and the villain, she’s doomed.] So I’m just a disposable character. Xie Lingzhao laughs bitterly and closes her eyes, certain she is about to die. But her male consort Jiang Chao unexpectedly saves her, changing the plot. She realizes Jiang Chao is a bug in the story, and she can use him as her blade to eliminate the heroine and her admirers. Jiang Chao has locked away his heart, making him hard to win over. Xie Lingzhao has no choice but to set a trap and pretend to take a blade for him, nearly dying in the process. At last, Jiang Chao sees her as the only light in his life, and willingly lets her command him, even risking his life for her. On the eve of killing the heroine, Jiang Chao discovers her true nature. Sitting astride his horse with blood-red eyes, he says: “Xie Lingzhao, people who toy with love have to swallow a thousand needles. I swear it!” Xie Lingzhao gathers up her skirt and runs after Jiang Chao, her voice full of anguish: “Come back! I haven’t killed you yet!” Later, Xie Lingzhao learns that Jiang Chao never killed her, nor did he join Pei Yuluan in forcing her father and brothers to their deaths. And the reason she can see the comment feed and dream of her previous life, allowing her to be reborn... is that Jiang Chao gave up the cycle of reincarnation for all eternity, just so he could share another lifetime with her.