Lu Yao transmigrated into a book and became the villainess everyone despised.
The Duke of Ning’s household had two daughters. The legitimate eldest, Lu Xi, was poised, clever, and kind, and the heroine of the book.
The illegitimate daughter, Lu Yao, was foolish, vicious, and narrow-minded.
To marry the hero, she even went so far as to slander her legitimate elder sister’s chastity.
She schemed and plotted, but she couldn’t overcome the protagonist’s halo. The emperor arranged her marriage to the story’s most brutal and devious villain.
In the end, she became a casualty, dying by her husband’s sword alongside the rest of the Lu family.
Freshly transmigrated into the book, Lu Yao looked at the red drapes filling the room and could only laugh bitterly to herself!
Then she counted on her fingers and realized her death was only six months away…
It was okay in the early stage, but in the later stage, I forced the heroine to lose her wits 🙂 🙂 🙂 If the heroine doesn't trust the hero, then don't talk about him all the time. In the end, there will be a xiongjing. After all, the heroine is a time traveler, and she has no role in it. She keeps getting angry and seems like she can't think independently.
Ah, I feel sorry for the male protagonist, he looks so good.
It looks good, but there are no extras!!!!!! Why not!!!! I want sweet and greasy tidbits after marriage!!!! Not enough!!!!