I Turned the Villainess into Everyone's Darling

[Pre-release: Who Could Be More of a Mary Sue Than Me? My Name Is Qi Mian, Also Known as Qi Mary]

It wasn't until Chu You saw her long-lost biological older sister return that she realized she had transmigrated into a book.

In the book, her biological sister is the heroine, while Chu You is the villainess who meets a tragic end. Even worse, the male lead is the boyfriend she just started dating a few days ago.

Chu You: This is exhausting. Life is starting to wear me down.

To keep the male and female leads from messing with her, Chu You wipes away two reluctant tears and decisively dumps the male lead to find herself someone new.

Chu You: If the new love comes fast enough, there's no sadness, only love.

Her new love is named Chen Chuci. He's handsome, comes from an impressive background, and has a strong possessive streak. He seems mature and steady on the outside, but on the inside he's wildly uninhibited.

Chen Chuci: Looks like you still haven't figured out your real place in this family.

Chu You: ??

Chen Chuci pats his thigh. "Come here and sit in my arms."

The only place for you in this family is in my arms.

Bonus scene:

One day, a reporter spots the rarely seen head of Huasheng Global leaving a shopping mall behind a young woman, with milk tea in one hand and ice cream in the other.

Reporter A: "Who is she? His girlfriend?"

Reporter B: "Are you stupid? He's carrying milk tea and ice cream, and she's so young. She must be his niece."

That night, a photo of the two trends online with the headline: "Huasheng Global CEO Chen Chuci spends the day out with his niece, smiling the whole time. Could romance be in the air?"

Chen Chuci, who thought he could finally make their relationship public: Great. I never imagined my wife would turn into my niece.

To hell with romance being in the air.

A seemingly proper but wildly uninhibited male lead x a cute heroine who does whatever makes her happy

Content warnings:

1. There are both sweet and angsty moments.

2. There is an age gap. The male lead is nine years older than the female lead, who is an adult when they get together.

3. The earlier events drive the later plot, so please don't argue about it. Friends, I recommend buying a little at a time rather than buying the whole book at once. What if you don't like what happens later? (Lights a cigarette with a weary sigh.)

Modern romance: "I Just Couldn't Help Falling for You." Please support it!

Theme: A light, sweet little treat