A Guide to Raising Children as a Villainess [Book Transmigration]

[New book: Please check out Coddle Me Again.]

Note: The person who transmigrates into the book at the start is the original herself. She was never a bad person.

[Blurb]

Mo Wanwan is sick, terminally ill.

While counting down the days until her death, she unexpectedly transmigrates into a domineering CEO novel and becomes its notoriously wicked villainess.

The villainess has a child, abused since infancy, who eventually grows up crooked and becomes a villain destined for a terrible death.

Newly transmigrated, Mo Wanwan sees the villain's child, who is only three years old, covered in bruises and begging for mercy on the ground in a tearful little voice.

Her heart clenches. She picks up the poor child and decides to raise them well from now on.

At the very least, she can't let the child grow up crooked!

But the road to raising a child is full of obstacles, and the biggest one is the child's father.

Mo Wanwan glances at the child's father, Qin Yiting, and suddenly remembers that he's the second male lead in the novel, and a major villain too.

He's always hated her, and would gladly kill her in a heartbeat.

Mo Wanwan: "Sorry to bother you. I'm leaving."

But before she can run, the child's father suddenly pulls her into his arms

The villainous boss, rumored to be cruel by nature, acts completely out of character and holds her tight, his voice full of the joy of finding something lost: "Mo Wanwan, I've finally found you again."

Bonus scene:

After transmigrating into the book, Mo Wanwan has always thought she's following a tragic, self-reliant, hard-working single mother's script.

But day by day, things keep getting stranger.

The sweet and innocent heroine of the original novel, the pretentious male lead, the elite brother who recognized her as family and brought her back to his wealthy household, her beautiful older sister, and her powerful parents all seem, at heart

To be drama queens and total goofballs?!

Mo Wanwan: "QAQ, is everyone here except me and the kid completely abnormal?"

A certain villain hears this and immediately raises his eyebrows to make his point: "Sweetheart, I'm perfectly normal."

Mo Wanwan laughs dryly.

He's clearly the one she's most desperate to escape from.

The male and female leads are 1v1, and the child belongs to the heroine.

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