After Becoming the Villainess, I Survive by Acting

After being a top-tier star idol for twenty-five years, I thought my acting was god-tier, until I transmigrated into a troublesome seven-year-old and realized I'd met two opponents who were monsters in their own right.

One was Fu Siheng, a gloomy little victim I'd bullied in the original story.

I gave him a piece of candy. He silently took it, then, after I turned away, folded the wrapper into a sharp point and hid it in his pocket.

He didn't look at me like a child. He looked like a wolf lying in wait.

The other was even more outrageous: a five-year-old, as pretty as a doll, and the most deeply hidden Big Boss in the whole book.

He would calmly straighten my crooked bow, then whisper in my ear, “Nice acting. Don't do it again.”

Me: “...”

Help! This isn't how the script is supposed to go!

I'm Shen Nian, an award-winning actress who fought her way through the cutthroat entertainment industry. Now my daily assignment is to act against two little brats who aren't even thirteen combined.

Today, I'm doing my best to play “the innocent, kind little princess.”

After all, if I mess this up, I really will die.