The Villain Married Another Villain [Book Transmigration]

Si Haolan was originally the major villain in a leveling-up novel. He was too powerful, so the protagonist complained and filed a grievance against him, getting him tossed into a romance novel, where he transmigrated into the role of a certain sadistic, neurotic crippled young master's runaway wife. The first thing he did after arriving was beat up the System. The second was to go beat up the villain. When Si Haolan stormed over to his villainous fiance with his fists raised, he found himself blushing, his heart racing, his waist aching and his legs weak. His mind was so hazy, it felt like he was in love. The wife’s daily routine: Get close, blush. Get touched, go weak in the knees and struggle to stand. Get kissed once, pass out on the spot. The husband’s daily routine: Sir, your wife has run away. Sir, your wife has run away again. Sir, your wife has run away yet again. Damn it, go after him. A story about an explosively temperamental beauty and a sadistic, melodramatic wheelchair-using husband doting on each other. Reader's guide↓↓↓ 1. The System doesn't bind itself to anyone. Mostly, it gets beaten up. 2. Both leads are villains, and neither of them thinks normally. In short, they're both ridiculous. 3. The husband has bad legs and uses a wheelchair, but he'll recover later. 4. If you don't find it funny, don't force yourself to keep reading. Coming soon, please add to your reading list: "My Husband Can't Get Enough to Eat in a Supernatural Novel" (working title =.=) An Le transmigrates into a novel, becoming a cannon-fodder bride sent to bring good luck to a sickly rich CEO. Fine, she'll just wait for the CEO to kick the bucket. But on their wedding night, the CEO jumps out of his sickbed, tears apart the ghost behind An Le with his bare hands, tosses it with aged vinegar and crushed peanuts, and eats it with the nuptial wine. An Le: … Let me take another look at the original novel. Oh, so it's a supernatural story. Theme: