After I Transmigrate into a Book, I Win Over the Villain by Ranting and Slacking Off

Modern office worker Lin Wan (the heroine) unexpectedly transmigrates into an old tragic romance novel she once read, becoming the ill-fated supporting character with the same name: Su Wan, the Princess Consort of Prince An. In the original story, Prince An Xiao Jue (the hero) is a ruthless villain. He married Su Wan solely to seize her family’s military power, then treated her with cold cruelty and used her at every turn. The original Su Wan was hopelessly lovesick, constantly getting herself into trouble in a desperate bid for affection. In the end, the hero brought down her family, divorced her, and left her to die of grief. So she decides to lie flat and enjoy life! While others scheme against their rivals, she watches the drama unfold; while others compete for favor, she sips tea. Short on money? She casually applies some modern business sense to a small venture and, before she knows it, becomes richer than a kingdom. She no longer gives Xiao Jue a second glance, spending her days roasting him in her head. She insults him, and he thinks, “She’s finally noticed me.” She ignores him, and he thinks, “Is she playing hard to get? How interesting.” When she chats and laughs with other men while doing business, he gets insanely jealous and has an entire street torn down. When Lin Wan’s business reaches the emperor, earns his praise, and she asks for a divorce, Xiao Jue completely loses it. He pins her against the wall, his eyes filled with an obsession and panic that could destroy the world. “Wanwan, I won’t allow it. Look, here are all my deeds and storeroom keys, and my military seal. They’re all yours. I’m yours too. Will you have me?” Lin Wan: “Your Highness, you’re breaking character. Weren’t you supposed to be cold and heartless?”