Quick Transmigration: Is It Really Okay to Make the Everyone's Favorite the Villain?

[Quick transmigration + everyone is captivated by her + love at first sight + men and women alike fall for her + all male leads are virgins + mild coercion + both leads have issues + 1vN] Rong Qing. Whenever this name slips from someone's lips, their heart always gives an inexplicable tremor. So many people love her, so madly that they bow before her, wishing they could cut out their hearts and offer them up, begging for her favor. So many people hate her, grinding their teeth in fury, thinking of her day and night and wishing they could devour every inch of her bones and every drop of her blood. When each story ends, the villain's fate is always satisfying: watching her schemes fall apart, seeing her in a wretched state, knowing she meets a miserable end. But who could bear to let Rong Qing come to such a fate? ...Rong Qing...Rong Qing...Rong Qing... You need only stand there, and the whole world will love you. . . . Ancient fantasy demon-hunting world: A heart-devouring fox demon versus three members of a demon-hunting team, a black-and-white snake demon who aids the fox demon, and the young son of the City Lord who dies at the fox demon's hands Modern urban supernatural world: A vengeful ghost bride versus the male lead, who is bound to her by a marriage pact; the male lead's friend, willing to take on the pact in his place; and a Celestial Master seeking to help the ghost bride find peace Ancient world of rival warlords: An arrogant, domineering princess versus a humiliated hostage prince from an enemy kingdom, a young general who made a name for himself early, and a spy from an enemy kingdom who stirs up a storm