The System Forces Me to Do Evil, but the Villain Wants Me Alive

Yu Congcong falls into a coma after a car accident. When she opens her eyes again, she’s become the vicious supporting female character in a melodramatic entertainment-industry novel, the one who torments top-tier star Feng Qiuyang and dies a gruesome death.

The Fate-Track System tells her she can return to reality and reclaim her health, along with a reward, if she completes a hundred plot quests. But each one is more outrageous than the last: publicly beg Feng Qiuyang to get back together, seduce the novel’s villain Zhang Yuntao, slap the original heroine Cao Weili, then bow her head and apologize.

Yu Congcong just wants to stay alive and clear the quests, unaware that Zhang Yuntao can hear her thoughts whenever a quest appears. He hears her say: This man will be written as a villain, lose his family fortune, have his reputation ruined, and eventually die in a huge fire.

So the villain, who should have despised her, takes her home and signs an alliance with her.

One wants to complete the quests and go home. The other wants to find out who wrote him into a dead end. From testing and mistrusting each other, they move on to changing everyone’s predestined fate together. Yu Congcong gradually realizes that the so-called original heroine, original male lead, and vicious supporting character are nothing more than roles in the Book of Fate.

And her hundredth quest turns out to be killing Zhang Yuntao with her own hands.