The Villainess Always Shows Up with a Knife (Transmigrate into a Book)

4837 had transmigrated so many times that it was routine. But on his nth transmigration, he suffered his first failure when he encountered the most exasperating villainess in history, Gong Muyan.

Everyone said Gong Muyan was peerlessly graceful, accomplished at a young age, and skilled at leading an army.

To him, she could be summed up in two words: a lunatic, an absolute lunatic. The kind who looks dark on the outside and is even darker once you cut her open.

To Gong Muyan, though, she still remembered their first meeting: one person and one cat beneath an oiled-paper umbrella, an encounter she could never forget.

Ten years passed in the blink of an eye. When they met again, she recognized the white-clad youth beneath the umbrella at once, but he had long since forgotten her.

She smiled wickedly, her eyes full of certainty: If you can't remember, then we'll meet all over again.

Liu Yichen: ... Hahaha, reporting to Central System: the villainess isn't playing by the rules. She seems poisonous, and it's a pity I don't have an antidote.

A practical guide

1. The male lead is a System; the female lead is the villainess from the original book.

2. The male lead says he dislikes it but acts otherwise; the female lead takes the initiative to flirt (she's simply shameless).

3. The author's opening chapters are rough. If you're patient, read on before deciding whether to drop the story.

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Here's another upcoming story I'd love your support for:

Title: "The Villain Became My Child Groom (Transmigrate into a Book)"

Genre: Transmigrate into a book

Blurb:

After Ye Qingya killed off the villain her readers loved, someone stabbed her to death, and she transmigrated into the wicked villainess who was doomed to bring about her own downfall.

Ye Qingya: Being an author is so hard! Being a "real mom" is even harder!

As the "Creator" holding the script, and the heroine's "dearest mother," Ye Qingya decided to raise the villainous boss according to the villainess's script, all to help the heroine take the throne.

But ideas are always beautiful, while reality is cruel.

Because she took pity on him, the villainous boss became her child groom.

Because she took pity on him, the villainous boss became her little shadow.

Because she took pity on him, she became the biggest obstacle to the heroine.

And finally, because she took pity on him, she gave herself to him.

That day, An Chen hung a sign outside Ye Qingya's bedroom.

An Chen: "You lot, listen up. This place is mine. No males allowed in."

Ye Qingya: "..."

This is the story of an author who transmigrates into her own book and gets completely outmaneuvered by the villain. It's a sweet little bundle of a half-raised child groom, with no blood relation between them, only an ocean between their origins. Take your seats if you're interested; a feast is ready for you.

Reading guide

1. The heroine is an author, the hero is the villain, and it's an age-gap romance with a half-raised child groom.

2. The heroine is kind but not a saint. The hero is black-hearted beneath a sweet exterior, though perhaps he was never sweet at all.

3. Sweet romance, no angst, with a little household scheming and some other elements.

The author has a job, so writing time has to come out of her spare hours. I can't promise daily updates, but I won't go too long without an update: at least five or six chapters a week. If that's okay with you, come on in! Random red-envelope giveaways in the comments!

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