Being Wicked Keeps Me Alive for a Hundred Years

Chen Chen transmigrates into a novel in a body afflicted with a terminal illness. The Chen family holds immense power in the Kingdom of Nanguan, so much so that even the emperor has to avoid crossing them.

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Chen Chen is taken in as the Chen family patriarch's "youngest son," who went missing more than ten years ago.

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The Chen family is the sworn enemy of the protagonist group. They frame loyal officials, form cliques for personal gain, and purge anyone who opposes them. Anyone who crosses the Chen family gets dealt with, until the court becomes their one-man show. The emperor is deeply wary of them and secretly promotes capable people who have grudges against the Chen family, working tirelessly to build his power. At the very end, the emperor has the entire Chen clan executed for plotting rebellion.

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After transmigrating into the book, Chen Chen comes with a built-in villainous buff: whenever she does something wicked to the protagonist group, her health improves a little.

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She calculates that the Chen family will be wiped out more than ten years from now.

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For someone who was already going to die, more than ten years is a long time. Chen Chen can spend another decade or so living it up, following the Chen family's traditions and constantly picking fights with the protagonist group.

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The Chen family won't fall for more than ten years. Right now, they are at the height of their power. Who would dare touch her?

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Chen Chen decides to live as recklessly as she likes. She does whatever she wants, and on her own, draws ninety percent of the protagonist group's hatred.

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Good people die young, while villains live for a thousand years. So what if she's a bad person? She likes being one.

Message: Better to live poorly than die well.