I Became the Villainess Who Kidnapped the Capital’s Prince

[Bright, sweet girl × devoted young heir]

Transmigrating into a book as a vicious cannon-fodder supporting actress, Zhu Fu gets a hell-level script from the start!

The original Zhu Fu was an adopted daughter nobody in the Zhu family cared about. Consumed by jealousy, she set her sights on the heroine’s fiancé, the young heir to a powerful Beijing family who had been living outside the capital.

She got to him first, staging a daring rescue and going to great lengths to keep the down-and-out male lead by her side.

She planned to make sure they slept together, then wait for him to return to Beijing and reclaim his family identity, so she could bask in the glory of his wealthy family.

But the male lead was impossible to sway. No matter how she flirted, he remained unmoved.

Humiliated and furious, the original Zhu Fu started picking fights, acting out, and taunting him until she drove away all his affection.

Then the heroine appeared, and the male lead fell for her at first sight, promptly insisting on cutting ties with Zhu Fu.

Unwilling to give up, the supporting actress caused one mess after another. In the end, her identity was exposed, she was thrown out of the family home, and she lived out her days in madness.

Reborn, Zhu Fu is terrified by the plot!

Survival comes first. She absolutely won’t bring disaster upon herself!

She treats everyone kindly, cares for the fallen male lead, and waits for the heroine to show up so she can make a graceful exit and stay safe.

At last, the heroine arrives. Zhu Fu immediately plays matchmaker, doing everything she can to bring the two together.

But the next moment, the man, jealousy surging, pins her tightly in his arms and says in a low, possessive voice:

“Trying to push me onto someone else? Zhu Fu, don’t even dream of it. Not in this lifetime.”