I Raise Villains in My Dreams

Yu Nian traveled through the book and became a vicious female supporting character. The original heroine often opposed the villains for the sake of the male protagonist, and the end was very miserable. Yu Nianyou wanted to stay away from the villain, but was told that he had to follow the original plot. She had no choice but to make things difficult for the villain. While she was arrogantly accusing the villain of stealing the hero's resources, she was complaining to Xiao Tuanzi in her dream. Xiaotuanzi is three years old, with white skin and big eyes. He keeps appearing in Yu Nian's dreams, often with a bruised nose and swollen face. Although she didn't know him, she looked pitiful, so she protected him in her dreams, coaxed him to sleep, and teased him to call her sister. Xiaotuanzi often had a sullen face, and would always look at her secretly when listening to her complaints. She raised him until he was 5 years old and then 16 years old. She was surprised to find that the boy grew more and more like the villain Ji Huaijing. Ji Huaijing never thought that he would miss a woman so much. She appeared in his dream and healed his childhood. He couldn't see the woman's face clearly, until one day, he saw Yu Nian, who was always against him, pinching the child's face, humming the song in his dream, holding the candy and saying: "Be good, call me sister." ... Exactly the same as the woman in the dream. Not long after, Yu Nian was forced into a corner by Ji Huaijing. He watched Ji Huaijing pull off his tie, lowered his body and whispered in her ear: "Good sister, where's the candy?" The copy was modified on 3/29 and has been screenshotted Concept: The heroine is calm and positive when encountering difficulties.