The Fussy Girl Tried to Run, but the Obsessive Crown Prince Kissed Her

(A rented-apartment romance, a villainess awakens, a seemingly aloof male lead who is actually desperate for love, a needy puppy-like man with a strong appetite, both leads are each other's only partners, and both are stunningly beautiful.)

Bai Ruanruan suddenly realizes she's merely the villainess in a redemption novel, the male lead's evil ex-girlfriend. The male lead grew up in an orphanage. The villainess thought he was handsome and flirted with him on a whim, winning him over. After they started dating, she began to take advantage of him, demanding money. If he had none, she made him sell his blood and kidneys, fight in illegal underground matches, or do anything else that would bring in money quickly.

The male lead sold his blood, fought in illegal matches, and nearly sold a kidney for her, until he was left half-dead. When the villainess saw he was nearly drained of everything and no longer useful, she kicked him to the curb, hooked up with a rich second-generation heir, and ran off.

The male lead, battered and abandoned, is saved by the heroine. They fall in love, and later he is recognized by one of the most powerful families in the capital, becoming the crown prince of the capital's elite circle.

The villainess who tormented him gets a grim fate: the male lead turns her into a human stump and throws her into a country outhouse.

And that evil ex-girlfriend is her: Bai Ruanruan. Terrified, Bai Ruanruan runs for her life.

But the will of the world forces her to stay, refusing to let her leave until she reaches the right point in the plot.

Bai Ruanruan trembles with fear. She doesn't want to be turned into a human stump and thrown into a cesspit.

A year later, when the story ends, she quickly packs a small bundle and runs away. Who would have guessed the male lead would catch her? She trembles with fear.

I'm done for.

But instead of turning her into a human stump, he shackles her and locks her in a dark room.

Male lead, did you get the wrong script? You're the hero of a redemption novel, not a dark romance hero! And you're forcing yourself on the villainess!