When I Realized I Was a Great Villain, My Mother Was Stunned

[Historical setting + imperial examinations + farming in the early chapters]

[Sunny transmigrator vs. native-born villainess]

Lu Qiao transmigrates into a book.

Luckily, she isn't the protagonist or a disposable character.

A healthy body, a considerate husband, and a clever adopted daughter. After transmigrating into the book, everything seems to have gotten better, until her adopted daughter starts school.

“You said you want to change your name to Song Weixi?”

“Mm! I feel like that should be my name.”

The sky is falling!

Song Weixi. The greatest villain in the book, the ultimate antagonist who outshines every other villain. She kills her father and mother, betrays her mentor, and is a fellow disciple and close friend of the male lead. Yet she is determined to rebel, and nearly manages to kill the male lead in the end.

Looking at the frail girl standing before her, Lu Qiao's mouth twitched.

“You're kidding, right?”

From the moment Song Yao stepped into the Xie household, she knew Lu Qiao was no ordinary person.

Lu Qiao was like a ray of light, illuminating everything, including the wretchedness inside her.

No one had ever told Song Yao what principles were, and no one had taught her where to draw the line.

She only knew that her name was Song Yao, “Yao” meaning to die young. If others wanted her dead, then she might as well drag them down to hell with her.

Until she gave herself a new name.

“Song Weixi.”

“Let no one be trusted without proof; may all ambitions flourish.”

And then came more names.

“Scholar Song.”

“Licentiate Song.”

“Lord Song.”