The Villain Reform Handbook!

In her previous life, Chen Xin’er did good deeds every day, accumulating merit so she could be born into a good family in her next life.

But she accumulated too much merit and got bound to a busted System instead, transmigrating into a melodramatic angst novel as the cannon-fodder older sister in a family that favored sons over daughters.

System Xiao Jiu swished its tail and told her, “Host, your mission is to stop the villain from destroying the world and, while you’re at it, make sure the male and female leads get married.”

Chen Xin’er: Got it. I’ll save the world, and you two can handle the romance.

But when she knocked on the door downstairs and saw a pair of dark eyes through the crack, she suddenly felt that

This villain didn’t seem quite like she’d imagined.

He was frighteningly thin, his lips almost colorless, and unbandaged wounds covered the back of his hand.

Chen Xin’er shoved the iodine into his hand and turned to leave.

Only later did she learn that it was the first time in ten years that Wei Lan had received anything from anyone.

Later still, the cold, distant boy cornered her in the stairwell, his voice as rough as sandpaper. “Chen Xin’er, if you’re going to take care of me, then you have to see it through.”

Chen Xin’er looked up at him. “See it through? What does that mean?”

Wei Lan clasped her wrist and lowered his head to her ear:

“, It means I’m clinging to you for the rest of my life.”