Treating a Possessive Villain with Theatrics [Quick Transmigration]

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In novels, there's always an obsessive villain who has suffered great pain and lacked affection. As a result, he becomes obsessive and sinister, eventually setting out on an irreversible path to destroy the world.

Shen Yu'an is bound to a System for saving villains, and begins a journey of giving villains love and helping them overcome their emotional hang-ups.

Shen Yu'an: He's just starved for love, right? Don't worry, I'll give him the most passionate love in the world.

Shen Yu'an: Hey, villain, come over here. I have something to tell you.

A certain villain walks over with a gloomy expression.

Shen Yu'an: I love you.

Villain: Get lost!

Not long afterward, the villain's emotional hang-up is fixed, but Shen Yu'an realizes he still doesn't understand how profound her love is.

So she sacrifices herself for love, proving her feelings with her death.

Shen Yu'an, coughing blood: I love you.

The villain trembles: Don't go. Don't...

Shen Yu'an's method works every time. After going through several worlds, she arrives in a new one and uses the same old trick, calling the villain over and saying:

I love you.

The veins at the villain's temple twitch: Say those three words one more time, I dare you!

The heroine is a drama queen who says “I love you” on a whim.

Quick transmigration. The male lead is the same person throughout. Later, his memories return, and he remembers the scenes of the heroine dying in front of him to prove that she loves him.

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Jian Xiaotang is a nine-tailed fox who transmigrates into a cannon-fodder supporting female character in a melodramatic novel.

In the original story, the female character is the villain's wife, but she constantly cheats on him, bears illegitimate children, conspires with outsiders, and seizes his company.

The villain falls completely to the dark side. He returns covered in blood, so powerful that she can't hope to reach him, and torments her until she wishes she were dead.

Remembering the original story's ending, Jian Xiaotang stays dutifully by the villain's side.

But she still has her fox clan's irresistible charm.

Men keep making passes at her, claiming she seduced them.

Watching the villain grow gloomier by the day, Jian Xiaotang takes the initiative. She acts sweet, innocent, and harmless, and tries every way she can to express her love:

“Honey, you're home.”

“I've thought of you for the 108th time today.”

“Hubby, you're the most handsome man in the world!”

At last, the once obsessive and gloomy villain becomes gentler and easier to talk to.

Jian Xiaotang finally feels at ease and asks for a divorce. Her fox nature comes out: she only wants to flirt, and marriage is a burden.

Sure enough, the villain kindly and gently agrees to the divorce.

Jian Xiaotang happily leaves the city.

That night, as Jian Xiaotang is surrounded by handsome men, the villain rushes over, looking gloomy, and drags her away. He smiles and says:

“I was fooled.”

Jian Xiaotang: Sir, please calm down!

“Even so, don't think you can leave my side!”

Huo Luoyuan always thought he was perfect in Jian Xiaotang's eyes.

He had always pretended to be someone else, hiding his obsessive, crazed nature because he was afraid of scaring off his darling wife.

Until he discovered that, despite all his careful disguises, his darling wife still wanted to run away from him...

Irresistibly charming, super-sweet fox spirit vs. obsessive, violent big shot

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