Quick Transmigration: The Villains’ Favorability Is in the Red, and the Four-Year-Old’s on a Rampage

Su Tang, an editor of tragic romance novels, dies suddenly and is bound to a villain-redemption System. She must enter five tragic novels and save the entire family of each villain, all of whom are fated to be wiped out.

In her first life, she is an invisible four-year-old in a treacherous minister’s household. Her family’s affection score is minus thirty, and the crown prince is already sharpening his blade, eager to raid the estate.

In her second life, she is a little calamity in the forbidden grounds of the Demon Cult. Her own father hates her to the bone, and the righteous sects are about to lay siege and wipe them out.

In her third life, she is an unwanted daughter in the rear courtyard of a warlord’s residence. Her brother thinks she’s an embarrassment, while a concubine secretly poisons her and makes a serious attempt on her life.

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Su Tang munches on a candied hawthorn stick, swinging her little feet. “No big deal. I wrote this very plot myself.”

With a childish voice, she spills explosive secrets. She feeds fake confidential information to the original story’s hero and heroine, leading them into one trap after another, while laundering the villain’s shady family fortune into a treasure trove.