Ah, I'm the Villain's True Love [Crossover]

Ye Xue first encountered the System at the most confused point in her life. At the time, it felt like a drowning person grabbing hold of a piece of driftwood. But when she met the conditions, Ye Xue discovered that all her fantasies were soap bubbles, popping in an instant without even a pause. They say the transmigration gods are like loving mothers: choose the right world, and handsome men are no longer a dream. When Ye Xue learned she had entered an anime world, her first reaction was delight. But when she heard the System's mission, her first reaction was to curse. Where were all those male leads who were supposed to surround her? Where was the golden finger she had been promised? Why did everyone else get true love, while she got the villain? No, she was the villain's true love. Villains, after all, tend to have distinctive personalities. They're decisive in what they say and do, especially when it comes to killing. What the hell, this was supposed to be an anime, so what were all these familiar TV and film protagonists doing here? Could she ever get a chance to complete her missions in peace? Forget it. The System's instructions were crystal clear: if she wanted to be reborn, she had to work. The more missions she completed, and the more thoroughly she did them, the sooner her wish would come true. And there was only one way to complete a mission: win a villain's genuine love. P.S. A Zi's thoughts jump all over the place, and the protagonist can switch worlds in an instant. Also, this story is both sugary and ridiculous, and the author doesn't like to write comfort food. If you don't like it, click X and leave. I won't accept any personal attacks or insults. Important things must be said three times: if you don't like it, click X, click X, click X. Thanks for your cooperation! Notice: This story will be published as a paid novel. There will be three updates on the day it goes paid. I hope you'll continue to support it. Thank you! A Zi's reader group: 586473796. If you like the story, feel free to join us to discuss it and recommend good reads to each other. Here's another story of mine: Korean Entertainment: The Enchanting Dragon Girl Theme: