[Dark, purely wicked playboy villain VS honest, clearheaded, mouse-like heroine]
The heroine is beautiful without knowing it + the male lead is a villain with a sincere heart + Western fantasy world + both pure + transmigrate into a book
What do you do when a villain has a sincere heart?
What do you do when the male lead is a villain?
What do you do when the System I picked up wants me to become a god, but I transmigrated into a book as a mere passerby?
Yue Wei stayed up reading and woke up as Yin Yuewei, a passerby in the book with the same name.
As the inconspicuous second daughter of the Yin Yue family, she carefully keeps herself alive in this Western fantasy novel.
She never expected that her future brother-in-law, who came to visit, would turn out to be the book's villain, a mad, purely wicked playboy who had his eye on both sisters... and the male lead.
Only then does she remember this is a novel about a wicked villain.
She fails to persuade her sister to break up. Instead, all the women in the Yin Yue household fall under the villain's sweet-talking "spell." Fine, fine. You can't reason a ghost out of sending itself to its death!
She plans to make money and run away, but when did the cat she raised herself become a System?
The moment it speaks, it wants to bind itself to her, help her become a god, and lead her to the pinnacle of life!
A person should know their own limits!
Bind itself to her?
Turn left outside. The villain is a better fit.
But... why is the plot getting more and more out of hand? An invisible force is drawing her toward the heart of the storm.
A dark, windy night. A night for murder... no, for running for your life.
When Xixius, the male lead, finds Yin Yuewei, she's hiding in a hollow tree, waiting to die. The power inside her is about to tear her apart...
He never expected the Starlight he'd been searching for all this time to be inside this utterly unremarkable little mouse!
And she was playing hide-and-seek with him... Did she really think he was so easy to fool?
And so the story begins...