Quick Transmigration: After Becoming the Villainess, the Male Lead Breaks Character Again
The heroine, Sang Wanshan, is a beautiful, spoiled tea-flower spirit. She is not very bright and knows little of the world. The System imagines all her villainy, while the male leads spoil her of their own accord.
Sang Wan is chosen by the System to play the villainess, and the System tells her to follow the script and do bad things. But she's inexperienced and spectacularly bad at being bad: she means to poison someone but makes health tea, and her attempts to frame the heroine turn into a little essay praising her instead. The System breaks down every day: "You're the villainess!" Sang Wan protests, "I'm trying my best." The male leads try even harder: the cold-faced Daoist shields her from heavenly lightning, the mind-reading powerhouse is undone by how adorable her inner thoughts are, the interstellar marshal puts a bow on the little kitty, and the emperor chases after his consort to feed her candy. The male leads have broken character yet again! The System says: He's totally in love.
1. The Flower Spirit Is Trying to Be Wicked Today Too: She wants to harm the Daoist, but scares herself into a flower bud first
2. The Wicked Little Ghost in a Supernatural Novel: She scares herself to tears before she can frighten anyone else
3. The Villainess in a Mind-Reading Novel: All she can think about is what to eat today
4. The Villainess in a Mermaid Novel: Her wicked rival in love becomes a little sidekick who blows bubbles
5. The Wicked Little Cat in an Interstellar Novel: Marshal, stop petting me! I need to follow the plot
