After Becoming the Villainess, I Ran Off with the Heroine

That's right, no mistake.

Shi Wen'an transmigrated into a book.

And not just any book: an old-school tragic romance called After I Die, the Powerful CEO Regrets Everything. For the sake of his first love, the male lead has the heroine, Wen Qinnian, undergo surgery to give up a kidney, sends her to prison, and forces her to miscarry. He lets his first love twist the truth while the heroine can't defend herself, and only comes to his senses and regrets everything after she dies with hatred in her heart. To make matters even more ironic, the heroine is a wealthy young woman from the capital who was lost as a child, and her family only finds her after she dies.

Furious, Shi Wen'an writes a two-hundred-character review cursing out the author. Then she opens her eyes and finds herself transmigrated as the book's villainess, who shares her name: the rich, wicked woman who, jealous of the heroine's beauty, makes her undress to warm her bed and kneel to wipe her shoes.

As if things weren't bad enough, she's also bound to a System: if she follows the original plot and plays the villainess to the bitter end, she'll receive ten billion in cash and return to reality.

Of course, Shi Wen'an is... tempted.

For ten billion, she throws herself into the role with all she's got!

But the more she does, the more she realizes something's not right.

Wen Qinnian is reborn.

She returns to her student days, before she ever met that deranged, powerful CEO. The memory of her tragic death in her previous life is still vivid, and this time she vows to make the scumbag pay in blood. Because she's no match for him yet, she has no choice but to stay by Shi Wen'an's side. But this Shi Wen'an is nothing like the one she remembers from her previous life.

Not only does she stop making things difficult for Wen Qinnian, she helps her at every turn and quietly protects her.

Seeing the desire in Shi Wen'an's eyes, Wen Qinnian throws herself into her arms and whimpers, “Big Sis~ You have to protect me.”

But the corner of her mouth curls up. You came to me on your own, so don't blame me...