(You can skip the first and second worlds.)
Jiang Wu is a quick transmigration mission-taker, with a face so beautiful it could outshine heaven and earth and a heart black enough to gleam. She has just one mission: play the most despised vicious cannon-fodder character in each world and ruin the original male and female leads’ romances.
In ancient times, she steals the original heroine’s life-saving deed, then smiles sweetly at the devoted male lead who was supposed to belong to someone else, watching him become hopelessly infatuated with her because she is his “benefactor.” In the modern world, she wears a face identical to the original heroine’s and basks in her parents’ exclusive affection, only to publicly tear her older sister’s dignity to shreds. Yet the male lead, who should have been protecting the original heroine, has eyes only for her arrogance and cruelty.
She is as clever as a fox and utterly merciless in her schemes: stealing opportunities, smearing reputations, and climbing over the original heroine’s kindness. Every move captures the essence of “vicious.” But the male leads, who should hate her, seem bewitched: the general abandons his childhood sweetheart for her, the CEO turns cold toward his beloved, and the immortal lord breaks his vows for her...
“I know you’re lying to me.” They clutch at her clothes, their voices trembling, their madness impossible to hide. “But I believe you.”
She smiles, the red mole at the corner of her eye so alluring it burns. “Believe me? Then you’d better guard your heart, or I’ll break it to pieces.”
After all, to her, these male leads who go mad for her are nothing more than little extras she happens to hook while completing her missions.
I only watched the world of twins. In the early stage, the male protagonist always defended the original female protagonist and opposed the female protagonist. Did the author want to describe the feeling of pulling? Anyway, I didn't see it. I only saw the male protagonist's incompetence and rage, and they were still together in the end 😄 👍
The heroine is so powerful. When the heroine was making plans, I wanted to stand by and say: Sister, kill me!! 🥰🥰