Stop It, I Really Don't Want to Be the Wicked Villainess

Su Zhirou never imagined that she would transmigrate into the novel she had written.

She was a web novelist who, in an effort to boost her numbers, had casually written a melodramatic showbiz story.

The plot was simple: the vicious supporting female character repeatedly framed the innocent heroine, while the domineering male lead defended her and delivered one face-slapping moment after another. In the end, the villainess met her end in a fire at a psychiatric hospital, while the heroine and the male lead lived happily ever after.

And Su Zhirou had transmigrated into that very villainess, whose ending was so tragic!

All that melodrama had finally come back to haunt her.

But she never expected there to be a second hurdle.

The System, which had only been mentioned in passing in the original story, appeared.

When the System popped up, she was on set, holding a cup of warm coffee.

Across from her stood the nervous heroine, Shen Tang, trembling. Beside her was the male lead, Lu Siheng, who had just walked in to inspect the set, his face cold.

According to the script, she was supposed to throw the coffee over Shen Tang and then be blacklisted on the spot by Lu Siheng.

Su Zhirou glanced down at the coffee, then at the two "paper characters" she had created herself, and suddenly changed her mind.

She knew everything that was about to happen. All she had to do was use what she knew to make it safely through being blacklisted by the industry.

But she soon realized there was something wrong with this world.

Lu Siheng, the male lead she had written using a stock template, began doing things she had never written.

The System reminded her: the higher the villainess's stats, the closer she would be to the original ending.

After being controlled by the System for so long, she refused to do what it wanted.

Until one day, when President Lu pinned her against a wall and kissed her forcefully, he said:

"You wrote me as cold and aloof, but I don't think you ever wrote that I would fall in love with you."

"Wait, you've got the wrong person, haven't you, big shot!"

Lu Siheng hated being played more than anything. He had the pain of a troubled family background, siblings who fought him for the family fortune, and a watch on his wrist that no one was allowed to touch.

Yet Su Zhirou barged into his world, completely unaware of it.

The first time she splashed coffee on him, they made a bet.

Su Zhirou used her foreknowledge to strike a deal with the male lead, one he couldn't refuse.

But when the watch he treasured most secretly developed a crack one day,

he began to realize that this world was changing.

Getting close to you brings me closer to the truth.

Keeping away from you takes me further from what is real.

Perhaps Su Zhirou could help him find the answers about the world he sought.

Theme: The characters on the page fight back, and the author must take responsibility