The Great Villain Who Was Reformed by the Heroine Has Fallen Into My Lap

In countless Mary Sue idol dramas, there's a certain top-tier villain.

He may not come from a good family, but he has a handsome face that can bewitch the masses, a strong physique that can satisfy women, exceptional talent, and a brilliant mind that earns everyone's admiration.

That is, until he meets the heroine.

In stories like The Domineering CEO Falls for Me, The Prince's Runaway Little Wife, and The Master's Beloved, whenever he encounters the pure, unpretentious heroine, he suddenly realizes how terribly wrong he's been: all he ever cared about was power and status, and he was willing to use any means and eliminate anyone in his way.

For her, he vows to reform and becomes a generous, kind man who enjoys helping others.

But just as he's ready to marry her, his country falls, his family is destroyed, and she runs off with a prince from another kingdom. Then he turns completely evil.

After he turns evil, the heroine pierces his heart with a sword and delivers that classic line: "I never..."

Ji Zishu transmigrates into a book, becoming the wicked supporting female character who always has to face her company going bankrupt, her family falling into decline, and the like.

Confronted with the incomparably handsome and talented villainous big boss who has already been changed by the heroine's influence,

Ji Zishu, a single woman desperately in need of talent, is itching to make a move. "Ten million. Work for me. Are you in?"

Top-Tier Villain: "You nobles are all filthy. Even without your support, I can still reach the top."

Later, after the heroine abandons him, he appears in white, bowing low to the ground. "I beg you, my lord, please recognize my worth. I was blind before. Now I only wish to offer myself to you."

Ji Zishu: "..."