I Hear I’m the Bad Guy, Quick Transmigration

~Complete and ready to read~ What does it mean to be a good person? To be kindhearted and magnanimous, to hold no grudges, and when stabbed by someone closest to you, to nurse your wound while understanding their reasons, forgiving and making allowances for them... Tang Yue’s answer: Sorry, I’m a bad person. [The Bad Mother World] Ungrateful son: You’re my mother, so you should give everything for me! I didn’t mean to get you killed. It was because you were vulgar, shrewish, and unfit to be seen in public! What, you have a complaint? So all the good you did for me before was just an act! You hypocritical, disgusting bad mother! Tang Yue: As you wish. The villainous boss is here, playing the perfect good mother. Wearing the flawless mask of a good mother, she digs pits at every turn and buries her ungrateful son so deep he’ll never get back up. She even makes everyone, including the son, believe she’s the world’s best mother, and feel grateful to her forever. [The Bad Daughter World] Controlling mother: I’m only doing this for your own good. Why can’t you understand how much I care? The teachers at the internet-addiction treatment center are good people, so you should listen to them! Sigh... This child is a lost cause. I hope the next one will be more obedient. Tang Yue: The teachers at the internet-addiction treatment center are good people. I agree. So... Mom, make sure you get along with the teachers~ [The Trafficked Girl in the Mountains World] Villagers: Once you’ve been kidnapped and had kids, you should accept your fate. Just put up with the beatings and scolding. That’s how all the women in the mountains get by. You’re the only one making a fuss! Tang Yue: I’m making a fuss, and I’ll make the whole world make a fuss along with me. Notes: 1. Bad Mother: ancient commoners’ world Fox Spirit: ancient martial arts world Trafficked Girl: modern world with supernatural elements Charlatan: modern supernatural world, promoting science as its main theme Bad Girl: modern world, where science changes the world Little angels, feel free to subscribe to whichever ones you like~ 2. This is a slow-burn story about punishing scumbags. Please be patient. 3. Plot-focused, no main couple, but there is unrequited love. 4. Anti-piracy ratio: 50%; anti-piracy period: 72 hours. [Here’s another upcoming story. If you’re interested, little angels, please add it to your collection~] The Villainesses Swapped Bodies One day, the walls between novels shattered. The villainesses from countless stories gathered together and held a tea party for antagonists. The hero’s original wife in a master-disciple story: I loved him so much, and we were married for a thousand years, yet he gouged out my core for the heroine! The legitimate daughter who had her credit stolen: I loved him so much that I turned my back on my family for him, yet he sold me to a brothel for the heroine! The first love who was a stand-in in a substitute romance: I loved him so much, but when I died for him, he was busy worrying about whether the heroine’s hand hurt! The hero’s mother, who kept the couple apart: I loved him so much... The other villainesses: What?! The hero’s mother: Isn’t a mother’s love still love?! The hero’s mother: My son is arrogant and conceited, useless and childish. He spends all day looking down his nose at people and tells his business partners, “The sky’s gone cold, the Wang family’s done for.” I’m always worried that he’ll inherit the family business, go bankrupt in less than a month, and get beaten to death. To keep him safe, I chose him a perfect fiancée, a swan who was blind enough to fall for him. But he doesn’t love the swan. He’s in love with a rude, ill-mannered ugly duckling instead. For her, he talked back to me, rebelled against me, and even locked me in a psychiatric hospital! The hero’s mother: I should get revenge, but I can’t bring myself to do it. The villainesses: Who can? The hero’s mother: So let’s swap souls. And so The hero’s son: Mom! She’s the love of my life. If you won’t accept her, you won’t accept me! The reborn heroine: No, no, no! Just think of me as a speck of dust and let me go! The hero’s mother, in disguise: Son, there’s something I’ve been hiding from you. The hospital mixed us up back then. (She casually pulls over the pitiful kid being bullied in the corner.) He’s actually my biological son! The hero: ??? The fake pitiful kid, who is actually a big boss, buries his face in Mom’s arms: Boo-hoo-hoo~ A recommendation: the author’s completed silly comedy, I Heard You Want to Win Me Over A recommendation: the author’s completed transmigration-into-a-book story, The Second Male Lead Is Blind Author’s profile: One Leaf Knows Autumn, Leaf Not Shy Theme: Keep your eyes open when dealing with people