The Villainess Wants to Live [Book Transmigration]

Rong Weiwei died suddenly and was reborn as the villainess with the same name in a Republican-era novel about rebirth. She's a minor character, but appears throughout the story because the villainess has to pop up now and then to show off the heroine's golden finger and cleverness. In the book, the male supporting character, Du Yun, has a mysterious background but is rejected by his family. He's a worthless charlatan with no future. Meanwhile, Rong Weiwei has become Du Yun's wife, whom he's about to kill: a vicious villainess who does everything she can to bring about her own demise. Rong Weiwei arrives just after the male supporting character Du Yun has finished his descent into darkness. He's lurking outside, waiting to chop off her legs... Thinking of the boss's red cord, strong enough to snap bones, Rong Weiwei silently lies back down, hoping she'll see the sun tomorrow. Rong Weiwei: I saw the sun again today! Praise the sunshine! Praise Marx! Praise socialism! System: Today's Host still hasn't made the boss turn good. Darkened Du Yun: Weiwei has been especially good today. I won't chop off her legs. 1v1, Rong Weiwei x Du Yun. A goofy, short-tempered, poker-faced heroine with extraordinary strength VS a darkened, lovesick, gentle, strong Heavenly Master hero. An absurd Republican-era paranormal anthology set in an alternate world, all for your amusement. Theme: We should all strive to become better people.