The Sickly Wife of a Corrupted Villain

For no apparent reason, she transmigrates into the doomed cannon-fodder supporting heroine of the novel she wrote. The System then assigns her a mission: stop Fu Lian, the story's supervillain, from falling further into darkness.

But Jing An pays a price for successfully stopping the villain from turning evil.

Delicate and frail, Jing An curls up trembling in the villain's arms. He wears a bewitching, bloodthirsty smile as he gently strokes the little bundle in his embrace.

"Tell me, whose are you?"

Jing An trembles sweetly.

"I'm yours, yours..."

Blurb for How to Give the Holy Monk a House Full of Descendants:

As Meng Po, the only mistake Meng Zici ever made on the job was to send a generation's great god of slaughter down the monk's path, dooming him to have no children, instead of the emperor's path, where he would have a house full of descendants.

When Meng Zici realized her mistake, she tried to fix it, only to be told that a person's identity was set after reincarnation and could not be changed. Since his identity couldn't be changed, she would have to work on the whole house full of descendants part. With that goal in mind, Meng Zici reincarnated.

Scene One:

Meng Zici tugs at her gauzy robe, baring one shoulder.

"Du Wang, do you think I'm beautiful?"

Du Wang rolls the Buddhist beads in his hand, his voice calm.

"Please, benefactress, have some self-respect."

Scene Two:

Meng Zici is on the verge of tears, unable to hide her anguish.

"Du Wang! Could you please stay away from me?!"

Du Wang lowers his lashes, a bewitching glimmer filling his eyes.

"No. You're the one who pursued me first, aren't you?"

A heroine who never stops courting disaster vs. a hero who feigns compassion but is truly cold and indifferent.

Theme: None.