After Healing the Villain, He Turns Dark Again [Quick Transmigration]

[Free to read, not serialized for payment]

[One-on-one romance, happy ending]

1. Little Fluffball

She transmigrates into a sci-fi novel, where the villain is a ruthless space pirate of the future.

Su Sui becomes the villain's pet. She rolls around, clings to his leg, and acts cute, but he pays her no mind.

Later, holding her as she lies at death's door, the villain's eyes turn red. "Open your eyes and look at me. Don't you dare fall asleep."

2. Little Mermaid

She transmigrates into a showbiz novel, where the villain is a singer who is deaf in both ears.

The heroine becomes a mermaid whose magical singing lets the villain hear the world again.

The sweet, obedient little mermaid says, "Big Brother, I'll sing for you every day."

The villain says coldly, "You're noisy."

Later, the little mermaid dissolves into foam before his eyes.

"Liar," he kneels by the sea, gritting his teeth, his voice choked with sobs. "You haven't sung for me today."

3. Little Mary

She transmigrates into a school-life novel, where the villain is a color-blind school bully who can only see in black and white.

Su Sui becomes a Mary Sue whose hair changes color with her mood, and the villain finally sees the colors of the world.

The little Mary skips along behind the school bully. "Big Brother, my hair is the same color as the cherry blossoms today. Let's go see them!"

The school bully scoffs. "No. Who wants to look at something so gaudy?"

Later, the little Mary becomes a vegetable, lying quietly in a hospital bed.

"Hey, the cherry blossoms are blooming again." The school bully clutches her hand, his voice hoarse. "Why haven't you woken up?"

4. Little Bitter Melon

She transmigrates into a palace-intrigue novel, where the villain is a frail crown prince and the imperial favorite's sworn enemy.

The crown prince raises a little bitter melon. It becomes a spirit with the ability to bring misfortune to anyone who offends her.

When the imperial favorite tries to harm the crown prince,

the little bitter melon secretly uses her powers.

The crown prince despises spirits and casts her out time and again.

Later, on the throne, he holds a flowerpot and strokes its withered vines with a smile. "This is my empress."

[Visit the author's profile for the completed novel: The Comic's Most-Hated Heroine Comes to Life]

Guan Wanyue, a bit-part actress who dreams of becoming an action superstar, happens to find a serialized comic called A Princess's Daily Life, whose heroine shares her name.

Excited, she follows the updates, but then suddenly discovers:

The comic heroine takes a medicinal bath, and Guan Wanyue's tanned skin turns fair;

The heroine plays the guzheng, and Guan Wanyue's own guzheng skills improve by leaps and bounds;

The heroine applies ointment, and the wounds on Guan Wanyue's body disappear without a trace!

Bathed in the comic's golden finger, she's now a master of music, chess, calligraphy, and painting.

What's more, her body seems to be changing along with the comic heroine's, becoming more and more beautiful, and more and more delicate...

Guan Wanyue: My dream of becoming an action superstar is shattered QAQ

Genius comic artist Chen Xing has always been famous in the industry for his dark, gloomy style, as if his work can reveal every vile aspect of human nature.

But his eagerly awaited new work, A Princess's Daily Life, has a stale, bland plot, with a Mary Sue heroine and powers that make everything easy for her.

Readers all slam him for a massive drop in quality and accuse him of abandoning the realistic style he's known for.

Then one day, they suddenly discover that a young actress with the same name as the heroine has appeared in real life...

Fans: What the hell? The world's gone fantasy.

Is this seriously a realistic comic?!

[Bonus scene]

Qi Chenxing: Guan Wanyue is cultivating a pure, innocent image now. Don't give her any kissing scenes.

Agent: Right! You're brilliant, boss!

Qi Chenxing: Her kissing skills are bad, after all.

Agent: ???

Boss, how would you know that???

P.S. The comic is the golden finger from beginning to end!

Recommended completed novels: My Boyfriend Says He's a Dragon, a lighthearted, sweet story with no angst~

Raising a Big Shot in Prison, an adorable cat-petting story~

Theme: Warm the villains and stand strong on your own