The Villainess Does Whatever She Wants

Ji Lu did not want to be a villain who ran amok at all. Really.

But sometimes, things just didn't go the way you wanted...

For example, Ji Lu had only casually asked whether she was a little unpopular, and someone had promptly kidnapped the future male lead and dumped him on her bed.

Ji Lu: …

I really want to rip my own mouth off.

Then, when Ji Lu brought her husband back to the Red Robe Cult, the news that the Holy Maiden had forcibly taken a schoolteacher as her husband spread from within the cult to the entire martial world.

Ji Lu: …

I really want to slaughter my fellow disciples.

There were more heartbreaking things in the world than simply having two useless teammates. The most tragic part was that she had picked up a husband on the cheap.

She had thought he might be useful at a crucial moment. But when it was time for him to take up his sword and fight, he rushed into her arms with the sword in hand. "Wife, this sword is so heavy."

Ji Lu: …

I really want to murder my own husband.

Give me back my shy, delectable schoolteacher!

#What should you do when you transmigrate into a book as the villain and can't escape the original plot?#

Ji Lu's answer: If I can't escape the plot, then I won't hold back.

If anyone stands in my way, I'll kill them; if even Buddha stands in my way, I'll kill him too. What's so hard about being a villain? Who can't do whatever they want?

Reading guide:

1. This is a sweet romance with a committed one-on-one relationship.

2. This is an alternate-history setting. Please forgive any historical inaccuracies.

Theme: Life needs a little sweetness.