Quick Transmigration: The Villainess Only Wants a Bad Ending

Bound to a “Vicious Villainess” System, Jiu’s mission is to wreak havoc in every little world and then die a miserable death. So why is it always the so-called “protagonist” who ends up disgraced and backed into a corner? Faced with the System’s warnings, Jiu idly toys with her latest “little gift”: perhaps the highest authority in an empire, or a shattered divine core from some god. “A bad ending? Didn’t I achieve that perfectly? It’s their Bad Ending.”

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They saw her as a stepping stone, but she tore up the script and completely reversed the roles of hunter and prey. As false devotion and righteousness are exposed one by one, those who trampled on her, betrayed her, and used her will howl in the despair she weaves with her own hands. System warning: Host’s behavior is extremely dangerous! She replies coolly: Now this is what you call... playing the vicious villainess to perfection. The System breaks down: Please, could you at least act a little more in character? She tilts her head and smiles: Is there any ending more fitting for a vicious villainess than “if I go down, you’re coming with me”? Except... I’m never the one who dies.

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The System told me that if I played the vicious villainess well, I’d gain eternal life.

So I smiled as I strangled the male lead’s beloved, then personally handed him a cup of poisoned wine.

“Your Highness, the woman you love most is dead.”

With bloodshot eyes, he pinned me against the wall. “You knew perfectly well...”

I gently wiped the tears from the corner of his eye.

“What a shame. I was acting.”