Quick Transmigration: The Villain Has His Eye on the Wicked Female Lead

[Quick Transmigration + Faux Coercive Romance + Male Leads Are Pure + Fixed One-on-One Pairing]

[Not a Strong, Independent Female Lead + A Tearful, Delicate Heroine (Maybe?) + The Heroine Has Amnesia in Every World]

(This isn’t meant to belittle women. It simply caters to the author’s personal tastes. Please read with an open mind.)

Also known as The Villainess Is Always Forced into Love by the Second Male Lead

(The second male lead has never been in love with the original heroine.)

Bai Rui plays the villainess. Her main job is to keep courting disaster, get face-slapped by the leads, and give her lovely readers the satisfaction they crave.

But after she courts disaster, the leads never show up to slap her down. Instead, various villainous second male leads turn up, threatening her with the secrets they have on her.

These second male leads were supposed to fall for the heroine, become heartbroken when she doesn’t return their feelings, and turn evil. For some reason, they’ve all latched onto Bai Rui instead.

Bai Rui doesn’t understand it either. She only wanted to play the villainess, but somehow she ends up becoming the villainous second male lead’s wife in every world.

Once these would-be villains have a sweet wife, their backs stop aching, their legs stop hurting, and the world seems so wonderful that they no longer have any desire to turn evil.

(The original male and female leads may be good or bad, depending on the story, but they’ll definitely be good together or bad together. A family should stick together.)

World One: Arrogant Heiress × Cool Second Male Lead

World Two: Girl with Glasses × Infinite-Flow Monster Second Male Lead

World Three: Sickly Heiress × Twins in a Marriage of Fortune

World Four: Cross-Dressing Little Emperor × Regent

World Five: Male Lead’s Fiancée × Female Lead’s Childhood Friend

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