Is There a Risk the Villain Won't Survive?

[Alone in the world, a dead heart meets a god.]

Chen Ziyin transmigrated.

A class reunion sent her flying straight into ancient times as a princess, where she had to survive as a villain under the watchful eye of her righteous consort.

When she first arrived, her unwilling consort threatened her with his life, but a few sharp words were all it took to make him willingly bow to her.

A few days later, he was clinging to her so much she could barely think straight, so she sent him off to do hard labor just to get some peace.

After becoming an old hand at conquest, she still couldn't get her consort to confess his feelings. She carefully set up a jealousy trap, but even then...

Chen Ziyin slammed the table and stood up. "Could he have tricked me into marrying him on purpose?!"

[Host, you're overthinking it.]

*

It wasn't just Chen Ziyin's consort who was strange. These days, even the common people were acting weird.

She spent all day hanging around with villains of every stripe, saying, as if it were the most natural thing in the world:

They haven't done anything wrong. The world is what's wrong.

By rights, she should have been cursed and condemned for this.

But the more brazenly she led people around, the more the common folk seemed to admire her?

She insulted people, and they praised her. She beat people up, and they handed her a knife.

Could someone please tell her who the villain was supposed to be?

Some righteous cultivators didn't know what to do with her, and she was just as helpless about it:

"Is there any risk of a villain surviving? They want me alive, so I'll live. As for you so-called righteous folk..."

"Don't even think about stopping me from rewriting my fate."

Brash, straightforward villainess princess x humble, unhinged top scholar

Theme: Put the people first and rewrite fate.