How the Villain Can Bring Himself Down [Book Transmigration]

Yi Mengmeng transmigrates into a novel, becoming the major villain, a scheming green tea bitch.

Her blood can nourish and beautify, heal injuries and illnesses, and be used to plant blood curses and control people. She uses these abilities to forcibly claim all the male leads, snatching them away from the heroine one by one.

In the end, the heroine joins forces with the male leads to grind her bones to dust.

Yi Mengmeng shivers as she looks at the male lead lying beside her, exhausted from their exertions. Is it too late to turn over a new leaf?

So Yi Mengmeng eagerly helps the male lead and heroine clear up their misunderstandings. She drops hints, both subtle and direct, about how the male lead can bring her down and clear her name, hoping she'll be spared when the time comes to settle accounts.

But her efforts don't change the story's direction.

Male lead: You may have my body, but you'll never have my heart.

Male supporting character one: You saved me just so you could plant a blood curse on me and make me your consort, didn't you?

Male supporting character two: Don't think you can buy me with your filthy blood. I would never betray the heroine.

Yi Mengmeng: ...Heroine, come collect your simps already.

In the end, Yi Mengmeng finally gets what she wanted and is brought down, but not by the male and female leads she'd placed her hopes in. It's the gloomy, silent young guardian who's always been by her side.

Young guardian: Palace Mistress, from now on, you're mine alone.

Yi Mengmeng: What have I been raising all this time?

Author: A husband, of course.

Synopsis written in 2019