Wei Ruoyi transmigrates into a book and becomes the busty, beautiful, wicked female supporting character.
In the original story, the villainess is the daughter of a powerful minister. But with no mother to discipline her and a father who indulges her, she grows up spoiled and overbearing.
The male lead is the current Fifth Prince, handsome and aloof, a flower on a high peak.
The villainess has loved him since childhood and harasses him relentlessly. She’s the capital’s most notorious lovesick fool, and he can’t stand her.
Later, when she learns that he has fallen for the female lead, she does everything she can to sabotage the couple, committing every manner of misdeed. In the end, the two of them have her cut to pieces!
The good news: Wei Ruoyi arrives before the villainess has started making trouble. There’s still time to change everything!
The bad news: she arrives in the scene where the villainess is practically wearing nothing, baring her ample assets to seduce the male lead!
…This is mortifying.
As expected, the male lead is utterly disgusted. “Your body is no different from a piece of wood to me. If you think you can use this to force me to marry you, forget it!”
Wei Ruoyi clutches herself and swears earnestly, “Yes, yes, I was wrong. I was young and foolish. I’ll never offend Your Highness again.”
Wei Ruoyi may admit he’s devastatingly handsome, but she’s not about to risk her life over him!
If she can’t afford to provoke him, she’ll just keep her distance, right?
Xiao Jin originally thought Wei Ruoyi’s words were just a ploy to make him chase her. He never expected her to seem like a completely different person.
From then on, she really does keep her distance whenever she sees him. Her temperament improves, she gets along with everyone, and her reputation turns around. On top of that, she’s breathtakingly beautiful, with a graceful figure that draws everyone’s attention, so noble young men are soon lining up to ask for her hand.
Xiao Jin looks down on those shallow young men, yet can’t help recalling the enchanting sight he once saw.
Wei Ruoyi is completely baffled.
She’s been doing her best to avoid Xiao Jin. Why does he keep showing up?
Didn’t he say she was no different from a piece of wood to him? So why does he keep trying to hug, cuddle, and kiss her?
❤️It's super good! I just didn't like the part where the female lead goes into the water to save someone, and the male lead only pretends to help her. 😠 Otherwise, it's great! Looking forward to the later part where the male lead really goes after the female lead! [KISS]
It wasn't as good as the synopsis said.
This book is so good and interesting! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤦🤦😂🤦
I've mostly caught up with it, but oh dear, I can't take it anymore. Actually, it's a bit bittersweet. Don't let the playful banter fool you; it's genuinely a little heartbreaking, especially when the female lead tells the male lead to stay away from her. I even wanted to tell him, "Seriously, male lead, just stay far away from her!" Looking at the author, oh wow, I've read another book before, "Good Woman," which I read a few years ago.
It's a great show, the kind of story I like. The female lead is quite cute, a little goofy at times, but she has strong morals and a kind heart. The male lead is also decent; they're a classic bickering couple. Why hasn't it been rated yet? There aren't many people reading it, but I'm glad I found it.
It's really good! The older brother looks so pitiful 😢
I watched it a long time ago, and I didn't expect it to be on Tomato. I was thinking about it a while ago, and I was surprised to find it here. The relationship between the male and female leads is progressive. The male lead is the kind of person whose character is full of contradictions: he is not loved by his father or mother, and he has a sense of inferiority. But when he sees a little sun, he feels like he wants to get closer. The only downside is that the rating is very low. 👍👍👍👍👍
I'll give the author five million, and he can finish writing it all in one night!
The female lead is so cute and not at all pretentious!
Lively and interesting~ Great plot~ The author is amazing 😘