The Cannon Fodder Takes Down Both the Hero and the Villain

(One heroine, two love interests, rivals competing for her, everyone is devoted to one partner: a delicate, gentle little rabbit vs. a seemingly mild-mannered but actually dark and unhinged man | a seemingly aloof, noble man who is secretly a gloomy yandere)

Yu Lichu transmigrated into a book. Other people became the heroine, or at least a supporting female character. She had it worse: she became the younger sister of a minor character who never appeared in the book, while her villainous brother and sister had gone abroad to study early on.

That wasn’t the problem. The real problem was that her brother and sister were truly awful. Her sister drugged the heroine, and her brother bullied the hero. They were thoroughly wicked. Luckily, Yu Lichu had arrived in time, before they made any serious mistakes.

To keep her family from being killed by the hero and heroine, Yu Lichu launched her plan to reform her villainous brother and sister.

When her villainous brother tried to sabotage the hero, she stopped him!

When her villainous sister wanted to bully the heroine, she blocked her!

Who could have guessed that she’d fail to stop them, and end up being forced by the villain to seduce the hero instead?

Fine, she’d seduce him. But, villain, why are you getting so jealous?