Transmigrated as the Villain's New Bride

It’s complete! My new book is now underway: [Wake Up, I’m the Villainess]. Please add it to your favorites! In her previous life, Ye Zhaozhao did her duty and played the villainess to perfection. She caused trouble at every turn to complete her task, took a winning hand and played it terribly, and thoroughly offended all three major bosses until everyone wanted her dead. Just as she was about to finish her mission, someone killed her with a single stab. She returns to three years earlier, but no matter what she does, she can’t raise the hatred score enough. The bosses who should have hated her to the core have all changed: General Wei Shu gazes at her with deep affection and treats her like his most precious treasure. Left Chancellor Gu Ci flirts with her every day, even going so far as to sell his looks. The First Prince even promises that once he ascends the throne, she will be the only one to sit on the empress’s throne. Ye Zhaozhao: WTF? She just wants to play a villainess well, finish the story, and go home! System 222: Host, this is bad! The bosses’ data has all gone haywire! QAQ 1. Sweet, sweet, sweet. Both leads are reborn. 2. The male lead pursues his wife to the crematorium. 3. One-on-one romance. The male lead is Wei Shu. 4. Updated daily. Please add it to your favorites! Blurb for [The Villain’s Newlywed Bride]: With her luck, she’s doomed to be unlucky wherever she goes. Lin Yun finally gets to transmigrate, only to end up as a brainless cannon-fodder character with a tragic fate in a political intrigue novel. To make matters worse, her husband is a notorious villain. The original owner had caused trouble at every turn and offended the villain a hundred times over. Given a second life, Lin Yun just wants to live in peace. Rather than fight for power, she’d rather raise pigs and get rich. So, is it too late to run away now? But before timid Lin Yun can even make it out of the city gate, Prince Jin, the jade-faced Asura, steps in her way. Jing Yuan, the great villain: Where are you going, my wife? Lin Yun, the coward: I-I-I... I just came out for a walk! Jing Yuan, the doting husband: Sure. Wherever you want to go, I’ll go with you. Ever since she transmigrated, cannon fodder Lin Yun has spent every day trembling with fear and plotting her escape. She can’t help wondering: Did she pick up the wrong script, or did the great villain? Bonus scene: “Your Highness! Your younger sister is causing trouble again!” Perfect! That troublesome little brat deserves a lesson! I’ll shake her down! “Your Highness! The Crown Prince is here to rope you into his scheme again!” He’s delivered himself right to me! I’d be a fool not to shake him down! I’ll get him! “Your Highness! The Prince says that if you’re short on money, you can ask him for some!” Lin Yun gazes at the great villain with sparkling eyes. “This is the money I shook down for you... no, earned for you. My work here is done, so I’m going back to the countryside to farm.” Reading guide: 1. A sweet story! The heroine has no great ambitions. She just wants to slap faces and flirt with the male lead, without realizing she’s doing it. Her schemes rely entirely on knowing the plot. 2. The heroine won’t take the original owner’s blame! Neither lead will fall in love with anyone else. 3. If you like it, could you please add it to your favorites? Coming soon: [How Do I Deal with Being Transmigrated as a Tyrant?] Please add it to your favorites! Jiang Zhi transmigrates into the body of a tyrant and thinks her luck has hit the jackpot. She’s a powerful figure from the moment she appears, and all she has to do is enjoy a life of luxury. Her happiness lasts all of three seconds. Jiang Zhi learns that her hold on the throne is shaky. The Imperial Preceptor defied all opposition to put the original owner on the throne and help secure her position. Then she remembers that the Imperial Preceptor seems to know the original owner is a woman... Jiang Zhi imagines a tale of love and hate between a violent emperor and a cold, aloof Imperial Preceptor. Her vision goes black, and she nearly faints. It’s over. If the Imperial Preceptor finds out she’s taken the body of the woman he loves, will he lose his temper, kill her, and install a new ruler? Jiang Zhi: QAQ It’s so hard to pretend to be a tyrant without the original owner’s memories! Si Yu thought there could be nothing more devastating than discovering that the young emperor who had just ascended the throne was a woman. The young empress’s position is not yet secure, yet she is already showing her violent nature. If not for the divination he exhausted himself performing before the late emperor’s death, which foretold that Jiang Zhi could change the fate of the Zhao Kingdom, he would have been the first to depose this tyrant! But... Why does the empress seem like a completely different person after a serious illness? As candlelight flickers, Si Yu looks at the beautiful face sleeping on the imperial desk and makes an outrageous decision. He wants to become the imperial consort of Great Zhao. He wants to give her a prosperous, peaceful Great Zhao. Theme: A cannon-fodder character’s comeback.