The Villainess Is No Damsel! I’ll Tame a Powerful Official Into a Brooding Dog

[Villainess trains her dog + pregnant escape + cannon fodder awakens + keeping the child, ditching the father + push and pull + one-on-one, both leads pure]

A refined, self-serving villainess and a deceptively aloof, truly twisted male dog

After Ning Caichun finished ravishing the top scholar she had tricked into her grasp, she realized she was the wicked female supporting character in a book.

In the story, she was utterly villainous. When Pei Ying was caught in a riot while parading through the streets on his way to take up his post, she kidnapped him and hid him at home.

As luck would have it, Pei Ying was injured and had lost his memory. She lied that he was in love with her, becoming the one he yearned for, his moonlight, and deceiving both his body and his heart.

Three months later, the people searching for Pei Ying would find their way to Liyang County.

She had abused and ravished the top scholar, then concealed his whereabouts instead of reporting them. Her whole family would be arrested, and Pei Ying, having regained his memories, would come to despise her.

He would personally capture her, imprison and humiliate her, and she would eventually die a miserable death in a brothel.

After awakening, Ning Caichun looked at the pitiful, earnest Pei Ying, and the whip in her hand began to tremble.

She knew she was wicked, and that her lies could not stay hidden for long.

But so what?

She would do what she wanted first. Before Pei Ying returned to the capital, she would keep the child, leave the father behind, and run for it!

Don’t talk to her about morality or conscience. Please, a villainess has always been refined and self-serving!

*(Pei Ying’s perspective)*

“I know she deceived me, but since she was the one who pursued me, what gives her the right to let go?”

“Ning Caichun, I’ll let you scheme and play your tricks, but the one thing you should never have done was run into another man’s arms after you’d already pursued me.”

“Caichun, Caichun, the finest spring beneath the boughs.”