Noble Academy: Does the Villainess Have to Be Kind Too?

【A cast of villains + a twisted, double-faced young heiress + a hot-tempered, devoted, villainous male lead】 Shangguan Nianci was famous throughout Jiangcheng for being arrogant and domineering: a spoiled young lady at an elite school and the apple of the Shangguan family's eye... She thought life would go on exactly as she pleased, until one day at seventeen, she was bound to a System designed to reform people through kindness. The System told her she was the wicked supporting female character in a book, guilty of countless misdeeds and in need of redemption. She would have to earn a thousand reform points to change her tragic fate in the story. But she couldn't understand. Was she really that wicked? So she grabbed someone at school at random and asked. The person hesitated, then shook their head. “You're not wicked at all.” System: ... So she asked Ji Shuhuai, “Am I wicked?” Without hesitation, he replied, “You're incredibly kind.” System: ... Shangguan Nianci narrowed her eyes. That man was clearly far more wicked than she was, so she secretly added two tubes of mustard to Ji Shuhuai's lunch. After one round of electric shocks, she immediately admitted that she was indeed a wicked supporting character. And so began her difficult journey of reform. But why was the heroine of the original story getting stranger and stranger...? She seemed to be getting a little wicked herself... (The heroine is unhinged and world-weary. Born prematurely, she has been frail since childhood, and her family's warped upbringing made her bad in a way that felt entirely natural. The male lead is hot-tempered and ill-natured. He grew up by her side, willingly taking her beatings and scoldings, and developed a twisted view of love along the way.)