The Villainous Chancellor's Biased Mother

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In a book, aside from 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 Painted Spring Pavilion, was exactly that. He was brilliant and powerful, but his fixation on certain things turned him twisted and obsessive.

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

He took pleasure in watching the realm descend into strife and the people suffer because his mother was generous and charitable.

He resented his mother because, in her eyes,

every person and every thing mattered more than he did.

One day, Rao Wenyu transmigrated into a book and found herself ten years before the story began, as the young villain's mother, torn between love and hatred and openly favoring one child.

Reader's guide:

1. The blurb doesn't mention it, but the story includes the mother faking her death and the villainous son turning evil.

2. The younger brother is her biological son, and she's the kind of mother who favors him.

3. I don't know what everyone's dealbreakers are, so please give it a look and stop reading if it's not for you.

4. Please don't attack the author or offer unsolicited writing advice. What I can present is surely the best I can do.

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