After the Big Villain and the Yandere Girl Swapped Bodies

My other novel, Being a Sweet-Talker in a Contrast Group Period Novel, is now available. Feel free to give it a try. The blurb is at the very end.

Blurb: Regent Han You wields absolute power, and everyone fears him. Even the emperor trembles all over when he sees him.

Song Yao, the legitimate daughter of the Song family, is a sickly weakling whom no one pays attention to. She's about to die.

One day, an imperial decree arranges their marriage, and their bodies are switched.

Miss Song sits bolt upright on her deathbed and slams the table. "Who dares give me a hard time?"

She orders the hidden guards and the palace guards to deal with everyone who has slighted her, nearly turning the Song residence upside down!

The Regent, receiving the ministers' prostrations, opens his dazed eyes wide. "Hengdian? Are we filming? How much do they pay per day?"

Once he figures out what's going on, he drinks, eats meat, flirts with handsome young men, and grabs every opportunity he can. He's having the time of his life.

Later, the pitiful little girl of the Song family gets armor to protect her. The Second Prince is now her subordinate, so who would dare bully her again?

The Regent, who can bring death or turn the world upside down with a single thought, now has a weakness. Holding his pregnant consort's swollen feet, he frets, "Let's switch back soon. I'll take your place and suffer for you."

Note: The male and female leads switch bodies at irregular intervals, leading to all kinds of dramatic showdowns and iconic scenes.

The beloved Qin Mianmian transmigrates into a period novel as the contrast-group character. The smarter, sweeter, and more socially adept the protagonist is, the more Qin Mianmian is a taciturn, straight-shooting tough girl!

Looking at the original owner's saintly record, Qin Mianmian nearly vomits blood and transmigrates right back. How miserable!

When she was young, her sister said, "Mianmian, I'm scared to go." So she volunteered to take her sister's place and go to the countryside. It took years before she could return to the city.

At last she made it back, only to hear her sister-in-law say, "There are too many people in the family, and we don't have room for everyone. If you think your match is an okay person, little sister, you should marry him." So she hastily married a man she'd known for only a month through a matchmaker.

Afterward, she raised three children alone while supporting her lazy husband. In old age, afraid of burdening others, she moved into a nursing home...

Qin Mianmian... This girl is one tough cookie!

Meanwhile, the protagonist, her contrast-group counterpart, stayed in the city, caught the opportunity when the college entrance exams were reinstated, married her childhood sweetheart and became a general's wife. She later found success in her career, had her story turned into a best-selling book, and spent her later years surrounded by children and grandchildren.

Qin Mianmian: To hell with being a contrast-group character! I've got things to do. Who has time to be compared with you?

On Qin Mianmian's first day, before her sister could say anything, she chirped, "How scary! Sis, you have to write home often. I'll be thinking about you all the time. You can do it, you can do it!" Please, just go already!

Her sister: Is this really my little sister, the one who can snap a chicken's neck with one hand?

In Qin Mianmian's first month, she hid behind her older brother and pointed at the woman he'd just started dating. "How scary! She's so mean!"

Her future sister-in-law needed replacing!

Her brother: Anyone who can bully my sweet little sister is truly heartless!

In Qin Mianmian's first year, the girl hitched up her little shoulders and sniffled, "I'm so sad..."

Some people came over to comfort her, others offered their heartfelt concern, and even the young bully from the city personally crouched down to change her shoes.

"I told you those shoes were uncomfortable to walk in, but you wouldn't listen."

In this lifetime, Qin Mianmian never envied anyone. She became the star everyone looked up to.

Theme: Growing through adversity