The Villainess Is Being Spoiled Against Her Will by the Heroine

【A slow-witted, soft-hearted straight girl on top × a possessive, obsessive girl who keeps closing in on her】 Qi Rui wakes up to find herself transmigrated into a cruel romance novel as the vicious supporting villainess. The System informs her: You must play the antagonist in three stages, elementary school, high school, and university. Bully the heroine, Jiang Wanxing, as much as you like. Complete the missions, and you can go home. Qi Rui: ... To get home, she has no choice but to grit her teeth and do it. Following the System's instructions, Qi Rui summons the heroine whenever she wants and bullies her like a lackey. That ugly, mustard-yellow goose-down jacket? Make Jiang Wanxing wear it. Those imported luxury stationery supplies? So tacky. Force Jiang Wanxing to use them. Tired of her premium meals, Qi Rui makes Jiang Wanxing eat her leftovers. After humiliating her this much, Qi Rui thinks happily, the mission must finally be almost over. The little heroine suddenly throws her arms around her and rubs her fluffy head against Qi Rui's neck. “I'm your only lackey. Don't go looking for anyone else.” Hah. She's the villain here. Qi Rui roughly shoves the heroine away. “Who I go looking for is none of your business! Have you finished today's homework?” - Qi Rui wakes up again, and the second high school mission begins. This time, she's supposed to bully the heroine in secret and make the whole school despise and target her. System: You must secretly watch the heroine, get close to her, and eat and live with her. Qi Rui sneaks into the heroine's locker. Staying in character, she tears up the love letters other people gave Jiang Wanxing, steals her school supplies, and spreads rumors about her. After doing so many guilty things, Jiang Wanxing's green eyes haunt Qi Rui's dreams every night. Whenever she jolts awake, her neck and fingertips are always left a little damp and sticky, and her lips are swollen. Whenever she feels uneasy, the heroine gently gathers her into her arms and comforts her. Qi Rui dies in a car accident during the second mission. In the final moments before she loses consciousness, she hears Jiang Wanxing's heart-wrenching cry. - When the third mission begins, the whole storyline has fallen apart. The fragile, delicate heroine has built an independent business and risen to the top, taken control of her family's lifeline, and become a regular at a psychiatric hospital. Under cover of night, Qi Rui quietly climbs into a hospital room, only to come face-to-face with the heroine, eyes red and raving. Terrified, she turns to run, but accidentally hits the light switch. The silent room is suddenly bright as day. Qi Rui freezes in place, her scalp tingling. Every wall is covered with photographs, a sea of them, all showing “her.” There are no exceptions: six-year-old Qi Rui, seventeen-year-old Qi Rui, and even the “original” owner of this new body. The door behind her clicks shut. Backlit, a slender figure stands motionless in the doorway. The woman watches Qi Rui's back, a tender yet disturbed smile curling her lips. “Since you dared to come back, don't think you can leave again.” 《She's My Girlfriend's Boss》 is a story where the top and bottom roles switch. Please check out my upcoming novel, everyone~ Dai Yao thinks her lover is acting strangely. After they get married, whenever she comes home, her lover acts as if she isn't there. When Dai Yao speaks to her, she pretends not to hear. When Dai Yao asks her something, she brushes her off in a foul mood. She even makes food only for herself at mealtimes. At first, Dai Yao assumes her lover is just in a bad mood. But when she goes to pick her up after work, she sees her lover smiling as she says goodbye to another girl. And it's not just that girl. Dai Yao doesn't understand. They grew up together, so why did her lover suddenly change after they got married? She changes herself, adjusts her mood, and even tries to imitate the way those other people talk and act. All she gets in return is her lover's cold sarcasm. “You're so good at pretending.” At her wit's end, Dai Yao can only turn to her lover's boss, her old classmate, for help. Did she overlook something? Is that why her lover is so angry? She can't forgive herself. In the parking lot, the woman lowers the car window and watches her for a long time. Being stared at like this by someone who used to pursue her leaves Dai Yao mortified. She can barely keep herself from bursting into tears. At last, the woman speaks. “Get in.” Later, the woman pins her against a door. On the other side, she hears her lover's voice, and the knocks against the door reverberate from her shoulder blades straight to her heart. The woman's saliva still clings to Dai Yao's lips. From her neck to her mouth, she is covered in tiny bite marks, like a little dog. Dai Yao watches the woman across from her, her face tinged faintly red, as she takes Dai Yao's hand and gazes at her fingertips for a long moment. The next instant, a flash of crimson: the woman laps up the drop of liquid on Dai Yao's fingertip and swallows it. Her flushed throat bobs gently. “You lied... It doesn't taste sweet.” From behind the door, her lover's voice sounds again. A story about stealing someone else's partner Reader's Guide: 1. Both are each other's first and only, one-on-one romance, with both pursuing each other. 2. The original novel's protagonists won't appear, except possibly in a single line of background information. The later story focuses on one being obsessive and the other pushing and pulling away, along with a lot of “But we're such good friends!” The author just loves straight girls and their long-aged vinegar! Theme: Even in the mud, get back up and keep moving forward, again and again.