The Villain’s Redemption Plan: The CEO Keeps Setting Baiting Traps

After the school bully elbows me in the head, I awaken and discover I’m actually a villain!! Oh, my family has passed down the villain business for generations. You could say we’ve turned it into a family enterprise. With my parents and grandparents teaching me the ropes, I realize I’m still a greenhorn. The tricks used these days, playing the sweet innocent, the pure white lotus, and driving wedges between people... They’re all amateur stuff. My family are veteran, top-tier villains. Just as I’m sharpening my knives to take on the male and female leads, I realize... why the heck are there several pairs of leads?! The adorable top student × the handsome bad-boy bully, the arrogant young master × the resilient Cinderella, the obsessive male lead × the clear-eyed stand-in. Sang Sui just wants to know: she’s only a perfectly ordinary little villain who hasn’t even mastered her training yet. Do they really think so highly of her that they want her to stand in the way of three couples’ love and careers, becoming a villain everyone loves to hate...? On Sang Sui’s path to “doing bad things,” she discovers that the biggest obstacle is that seemingly affable older boy who’s actually full of devious schemes! So what if, when we were kids, I “coaxed” him into drinking a beverage mixed with more than a dozen seasonings and made a fool of him? Does he really have to hold a grudge for this long?