Fan Meizhi transmigrates into a novel as the beautiful, venomous sister-in-law of the male lead, destined to be the first character killed off when the story begins.
As soon as she arrives, she discovers that her villain skills are maxed out: she's already sent the male lead to prison...
After a while, Fan Meizhi realizes that if she wants a good life, she needs to win over Song Mingqian, the village favorite.
Beautiful, fake-villain heroine x seemingly sickly, scheming male lead
This book is also known as The Villainous Sister-in-Law's Guide to Staying Alive [Book Transmigration], The Sister-in-Law's Life Is in Danger [Book Transmigration], and more.
Reading guide:
1. This is not an older-woman/younger-man romance.
2. One-on-one romance, both leads are virgins, happy ending.
You're welcome to check out my completed works:
The Concubine in a Book Who Loves to Act, starring a dramatic concubine heroine and a prince who is the male lead's
It has a lot more realism than other uncle and sister-in-law articles, especially the one about learning calligraphy.
Keep up the good work, you will definitely find a satisfying job
When will the heroine be ready?
Let's recognize each other in the next chapter!
There is no benefit to following the male protagonist. A book tells us that we will always be attacked head-on and suffer losses every time. Then the male protagonist comes to save the beauty. The female protagonist (such as the original sister-in-law) falls in love with the male protagonist wholeheartedly, and then she is framed or something.
Is there no punchline? Is it boring? Is there a humorous writing style? The somewhat suspenseful plot is fascinating, isn't it? No! Blind for nothing!
I just watched Shaman Fei. It's such a silly cartoon. It's so toxic that I can't stop watching it.
Come on, please update more
Hahaha, getting closer and closer
It's really hard to make a living by writing articles, right?