Don't Make a Coward the Villainess

Cen Yu is famous in the quick transmigration bureau for being a troublemaker and a coward.

When it comes to causing trouble, she’s bolder than anyone. When it comes to backing down, she hits the floor faster than anyone.

She has no shame, and leaves people unsure whether to hit her or scold her. In the end, they can only laugh in exasperation, utterly unable to do a thing about her.

While everyone else works hard to boost their performance and climb the ranks, she neither strives nor slacks off. She just loves causing a little mischief: wicked without limits, but too spineless to take responsibility.

The whole quick transmigration bureau is at its wits’ end with this shameless troublemaker, who is both rotten and cowardly. But she has powerful connections, so nobody can touch her. They can only watch her swagger around the bureau as she pleases.

At last, someone can’t take it anymore and dumps her into what the bureau calls its simplest, most brainless beginner mission. All she has to do is follow the script and act as an emotionless plot device. It’s easy and safe.

Cen Yu’s eyes light up. The job seems tailor-made for her: she can cause trouble openly without having to take responsibility. Delighted, she reports for duty.

But when she’s bound to the world, she’s utterly stunned

These are no simple missions. She’s been cast as vicious female antagonists who wreak havoc, recklessly court disaster, and meet one miserable end after another!

Cen Yu: ...Can I still make a run for it?

But as the plot progresses, the once decisive male lead starts looking at her in increasingly strange ways. The people who should be taking revenge on her instead corner her, eyes red, and say:

“Yuyu, I don’t blame you.”

A wicked, cowardly villainess × male leads whose personalities all go off the rails

A lighthearted, sweet romance with semi-immersive roleplay. All the male leads are pure.

Content warning: The heroine has absolutely no morals. Not even a little.