The Villainous Chancellor's Biased Mom

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In a book, besides the protagonists favored by the heavens, the one thing you can't do without is a beautiful, powerful, tragic villain.

Gu Shaoqing, the villain in Spring Pavilion, was just such a person. Brilliant and immensely powerful, he became twisted and obsessive because of his fixation on certain things.

In the book, he delighted in watching brothers turn against each other because his mother doted on his younger half-brother.

He delighted in watching the world descend into conflict and the people suffer because his mother was generous and charitable.

He couldn't accept that, in his mother's eyes, anyone and anything mattered more than he did.

When Rao Wenyu transmigrated into a book, she found herself ten years before the story began, as the young villain's mother, whose love for him was entangled with resentment and favoritism.

Reading Guide

1. It's not mentioned in the blurb, but the villainous son fakes his death and turns dark.

2. The younger brother is her stepson, and she's the sort of mother who favors him.

Also known as: After Saving My Villainous Son, I Faked My Death

3. I'm not sure what everyone considers a dealbreaker, so give it a look and drop it in time if it's not for you.

4. If there's a frustrating plot point, please blame the male lead and the stepson, not the female lead or the villainous son. But if you want to blame the author, then blame the female lead and the villainous son instead (the author comes first).

5. Please don't offer writing advice. What the author puts out is already the best work they can do.

Theme: The Biased Mother of a Villainous Chancellor