She Risked Her Life Playing the Villainess, While He Bet the Heavens on Her
Synopsis
Su Wan thinks she may be the most unfortunate supporting villainess in transmigration history.
Other people's Systems tell them to slap faces, torment scumbags, and reach the pinnacle of life. Her System tells her to be the idiot who poisons the heroine, scars her face, and gets struck to ashes by heavenly lightning in the end.
What's worse, she can't even afford proper poison. The Fatal Powder in the System's store costs a hundred thousand spirit stones, but after searching herself from head to toe, she finds only three copper coins and half a dried sweet potato. With no other choice, she buys two coins' worth of castor bean powder from a pharmacy at the foot of the mountain, and the owner mistakes her for someone buying pig feed.
Her missions descend into chaos: she poisons her own dog, publicly compares the aloof male lead to braised pork knuckle while confessing her love, accidentally becomes the heroine's private tutor when she tries to threaten her, and gets caught by the male lead when she kindly tries to pass off a fake jade pendant. Even the spirit stones she used to make it are defective.
She thinks she's the most embarrassing joke in the entire sect, unaware that a pair of eyes has been watching her from the shadows all along.
Lu Beichen, the Qingyun Sect's foremost disciple, is a swordsmanship prodigy unseen in a thousand years, an ice-cold beauty who stands above the rest. In the original story, he should have been the male lead, merciless toward the villainess. But on the night she held her poisoned dog and sobbed, he silently wrote down his first observation.
"This person has no desire to hurt others, nor the ability to do so. Recommend continued observation."
From then on, he watched every clumsy attempt at "evil" and remembered every panicked moment after she messed up. He saw through the fear she felt at being bound by the rules,
