Objection! The Male Lead Is the Villain!

When Liu Xiaohua was a child, she always fell for the villains on TV.

After an accident as an adult, she arrived in the world of dramas and became a member of the Heart-Stealing Society, dedicated to helping villains win the leading ladies' hearts.

Lian Chengbi, Ma Wencai, Pangolin, Liang Yongchang, Chen Youliang, Murong Chong... One after another, those second male leads from the dramas of her childhood, obsessed with love and consumed by fixation, made their appearances.

There were also third, fourth, and fifth male leads, even righteous characters, protagonists, and official pairings. In the end, even Yin Zhiping came knocking.

Her job was to help them find happiness and get what they wished for.

How would Liu Xiaohua persuade them to win back the leading ladies' hearts?

Of course, as their success stories multiplied and the Society grew famous across the drama world, it also attracted its fair share of trouble.

· No discussion of history or original works. Characters and plot details are limited to the versions portrayed by the specified actors.

· The six men listed above, from Lian to Mu, will appear prominently. Other unrequited lovers will make lighter appearances.

· The characters will stay as true to their roles as possible. Your ships may be broken up, and there may be OOC when the plot calls for it. Please steer clear if that bothers you.

· Common traits of the male leads in each arc: villains who love the heroine one-sidedly and madly, nostalgic favorites from the 80s and 90s.

The Heart-Stealing Society's pitch:

There is more than one world, but only one protagonist.

Love alone is eternal justice, and blood bags are the true law of circulation.

A professional team devoted to emotions, specializing in heroines and catering to villains.

Mysticism can save the unlucky, spending can change your fate. When our Society takes the case, we always win back their hearts.

Liu Xiaohua was puzzled.