Reborn as the Villain's Mother [Infinite]

Qin Yang transmigrates into a horror survival novel as the villain's mother.

Her original body's husband is a domineering CEO who loves having affairs.

He drives his wife mad, and after their mother dies, their son and daughter both develop warped personalities.

Ten years later, the world will be assimilated by the "Doors," turning into a massive horror-game arena.

Her children will become the most hated villains in the world beyond the Doors.

They have angelic faces, devilish hearts, genius-level intelligence, no bottom line, and a particular talent for courting disaster.

In the end, they cross the protagonist's group and are forced to die together in a sea of flames.

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Qin Yang, who has just become a mom, looks at the siblings cuddled up in her arms and acting spoiled...

Villains?

No such thing.

Waaah, how could such adorable children possibly be villains?

Qin Yang immediately contacts a lawyer, decides to ditch her scumbag husband, enjoy life, and raise her children right.

She takes the two kids, gets behind the wheel of her supercar, and has barely driven out of her mansion's gates when the view before her suddenly changes. A magnificent bronze door stands across the road.

A cold mechanical voice rings out: "Welcome, three players, to the game. The System will randomly generate a team name for you. Congratulations, your team name is: [Dollhouse]!"

Qin Yang: ...

She glances back at her composed older son and her wide-eyed little daughter, grits her teeth, gets out of the car, and pulls a baseball bat from the trunk.

Her daughter asks, "Mom, are you going to play baseball?"

Qin Yang smiles. "Sweetie, I'm going to hit a jerk."

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At the end of the season, [Dollhouse] appears out of nowhere and surges to the top of the rankings, stunning the entire world beyond the Doors.

"What? How many people are in [Dollhouse]?"

"Three."

"Damn! All three of them must be experts!"

"Well... I heard the captain is a single mom who says she's a widow, and the other two are her kids... They're still in elementary school."

"???"

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Reading notes:

1. The main plot takes center stage, and there is a male lead.

2. Lots of family bonds and friendship, with an ensemble cast.

Theme: People should be self-reliant.