The Wicked Villainess Is Sweet and Seductive, and the Aloof Male Lead Kisses Her to Tears

[Charming, stunning heiress vs. cool, calculating young gentleman] One day, Shen Shuyao wakes up to the truth: she is the villainess in a brainless, sugary Mary Sue novel. In the original story, she is the male lead’s fiancée, a notorious airhead heiress in the capital’s social circle. She has a voluptuous figure but no brains, relying on her beauty to cause trouble until she ruins her engagement. Controlled by the plot, she obeys the sweet, innocent villainess and does her dirty work, tormenting the heroine. In the end, she meets a tragic fate: homeless and living on the streets, she loses her parents in a car crash, and the sweet, innocent villainess takes everything that should have been hers. Luckily, she wakes up in time, before much of the story has happened. She stops asking to break off the engagement. Instead, she clings to the male lead, protects her family, and makes everyone who bullied her pay. She goes to Fu Siyu and says, “I don’t want to break off our engagement anymore.” Fu Siyu’s expression remains blank as he replies coolly, “All right.” Later, Shen Shuyao thinks Fu Siyu likes the heroine and asks to end their engagement again. Fu Siyu’s face turns livid, his eyes bloodshot. “You’re too late to back out. You were the one who came after me first.” Shen Shuyao looks at him in confusion with her almond-shaped eyes. “Wait, don’t you dislike me? Why won’t you end the engagement?” Fu Siyu’s expression darkens. “Who says I don’t like you?” Then he proves just how much he likes her through his actions. After that, Shen Shuyao doesn’t dare mention the words “break off the engagement.” Whenever she does, she has to climb out of bed the next morning, holding her aching waist. In the end, Shen Shuyao can’t take Fu Siyu’s possessiveness anymore. She blocks him on every platform and goes abroad to study. One day, Fu Siyu suddenly appears in front of her, his dark eyes narrowing. “Baby, I found you…”