I Became a Villainess and Raised the Future Tyrant!

The good news: office worker Gu Ci transmigrated into a book.

The bad news: she became the story’s foolish, vicious villainess, who bought a fallen prince, tortured him in every way, and was eventually executed by a thousand cuts. By the time she arrived, the original owner had already had him bound and brought back to her villa.

The future tyrant, Xiao Linyuan, sat before her in chains, his gaze as savage as a wolf’s. Gu Ci’s scalp prickled.

Kill him, and she would be signing her own death warrant. Let him go, and she would be releasing a tiger into the wild.

After turning it over in her mind, she gritted her teeth. Then she would tame him! Treat him like the fiercest beast, use the gentlest methods to pull out his claws and file down his fangs, until he became a guard dog who belonged to her alone!

Xiao Linyuan, the Heaven-chosen crown prince of the Great Sheng Dynasty, had been reborn at the most humiliating moment of his life: a prisoner, bought by the very woman who had ground him to dust in his previous life.

He suppressed his murderous rage and pretended to obey, planning to repay her a hundredfold for every pain she had inflicted on him, in the most cruel way possible.

But as he waited, the tortures he expected never came. Instead, he received a bowl of warming medicinal soup.

The woman used the gentlest methods to treat his wounds, yet held him captive in her palm with a madness all her own.

Xiao Linyuan sneered. Did she think this tiny bit of kindness could sway him? He was destined for the throne. How could he let a woman confine him to a tiny corner of the world?

And so began a deadly contest of taming and resisting taming.

Years later, he ruled the realm, leaving the empress’s seat beside the dragon throne empty, waiting only for her to look back.

She said, “I’m just a walk-on character passing through.”

He pulled her into his arms, his voice hoarse. “But I grant you the right to rise and take charge. Half this Great Sheng realm is yours.”