The Villain Reborn as the Devoted Second Male Lead in a Tragic Romance (Quick Transmigration)

In old-school angsty novels, scum men, vile women, and devoted second male leads are standard fare. Sik Qingyue, a professional villain dedicated to ruining the protagonists, transmigrates into the role of one such devoted second male lead. * In my past life, you sentenced me to be torn apart by chariots. In this life, I'll send you to the crematorium chasing after your wife! From the revenge summary of Hua Qingli, the fallen princess and heroine of Reborn: The Tyrant's Tenderness. Si Qingyue: Stop chasing her. It's pointless. You're so melodramatic. We're all ashes from the same crematorium, so what difference does it make whether they're yours or his? P.S.: 1. The story is told from the male lead's perspective. 2. The male lead is a truly unhinged villain. Don't expect him to be genuinely kind and virtuous. 3. The scum men and vile women both get their comeuppance. 4. There are decent, admirable women in the story, and one becomes the male lead's CP. One-on-one romance. 5. Although the male lead is a villain, he doesn't sleep around. He ruins the original male lead through his own abilities, not by using women to climb the ladder. My completed works: Historical romance: Pampered Memories, Entwined to the Bone, Moon in the Palm Transmigrated into the past: The Hunter's Little Sprite Fantasy: (Transmigrate into a Book) Every Day I Wake Up, I Have to Give Someone a Sweet Date Modern fantasy: I'm