Transmigrating into a Book to Save Myself: Can My Snark Keep the Villain Alive?

Wen Tao was an overworked office drone who died from staying up too late and got bound to a transmigration-into-a-book rescue System.

She was forced to transmigrate into a book world full of tragic romances, where her mission was to save the blackened villains on the verge of dying horribly.

Her golden finger was a strange one: the harsher her roasts, the longer the villains’ health bars and the higher their sanity. She could even unlock hidden memories!

Facing a lunatic man holding explosives, imprisoning the heroine, and threatening to set himself on fire, she planted her hands on her hips and let loose: “Have you been watching too many brain-dead dramas?”

One verbal attack, and the explosives slipped from his hand. Two cutting remarks, and his memories returned. After three rounds of roasting, the villain was crying and begging her not to leave.

From replacement to prisoner, from poisoning to disillusionment, she talked her way to victory, taking on every kind of obsessive lunatic.

When all the villains had successfully reformed, they shouted in unison, “She’s the one who saved us!”

Ridiculous roasts meet gap-moe heroes. The villains of this generation don’t go for face-slapping, they only acknowledge the queen of comebacks.