I Send the Villain to Prison in the Spotlight [Film and TV Crossover]

[Extra Happy Ending | Romantic Redemption | Not a Dark Revenge Story | Hong Kong and Korean TV Series Crossover] [Thanks for supporting the original version on Jinjiang! Love you, fellow fans!] The second and third books in my series, "Let Me See Your Gentle Fangs: The Twisted Yandere," are both open for advance follows. Please add them to your reading lists! "A hopeless villain like that is only cute when they're on the other side of the screen. In real life, they'd be locked up for good in no time!" One offhand complaint was all it took for the System to lock Shu Yaoshao onto its target. "Welcome to the Villain Center-Stage Prison System. In keeping with the spirit of humanitarianism, this System's policy toward villains is mainly to reform them, with cremation... ahem, sending them to prison for life as a secondary measure." And so, Shu Yaoshao, a thoroughly upright young woman, was forced onto a path of mutual scheming and fighting with villains. Later, she grabbed a villain by the collar and shouted in a rage, "Did I reform you!? Did I!? No!" So I'll just send you all to prison for life, center stage! Now get the hell out of here~ · An upright young woman x a whole gang destined for life behind bars · [Worlds in this story] 1. Maotai Liquor (√) 2. Privileged Second Master's Degree (√) 3. Guan Azu (√) 4. Love rivals fighting over one person (√) 5. Director Xu (√) 6. Sweet HE extra chapter (√) [Check out my completed novel by clicking my profile] "She Is the Villain's White Moonlight [Quick Transmigration]" by Mengshen Dabai Synopsis: Save the world by flirting with villains. World 1 (Wuxia): A bloodthirsty, heartless cult leader villain (√) World 2 (Supernatural): A deeply devoted ghost villain (√) World 3 (Western Fantasy): A gloomy, possessive mixed-blood villain (√) World 4 (Modern): An eccentric professor with unconventional taste (√) World 5 (Imperial Power): A rebellious general who stages a coup (√) World 6 (Cultivation): A monk on the Asura path (√) World 7 (Interstellar): A fallen hero alpha villain (√) World 8 (Apocalypse): The villain who could save the world (√) --Sorry to clutter the page with this note-- 1. Mao Tai Jiu witnessed his father murder someone and his mother kill herself when he was young. This triggered his personality disorder, as Kang Quanjiu explicitly says in the original series. The murder is shown in detail, while the mother's suicide is mentioned in dialogue. This story's scenes were inspired by those events. 2. Mao Tai Jiu is explicitly shown bludgeoning his pet to death. This story's scene was inspired by that. 3. The scene where he stands outside someone's door in the middle of the night is based on what Mao Tai Jiu did to Wu Zhenhe's son, bringing him a gift at the hospital. 4. Childhood encounters followed by an unexpected separation are a common white-moonlight trope. 5. If you haven't watched the original series and are accusing me of plagiarism, please go watch it! Don't claim the original series's achievements as your favorite author's original work. 6. If Jinjiang can't make a ruling, I suggest taking it to court. (July 25, 2021, 20:00:00) To those accusing me of plagiarism without evidence: After I promoted this story with all my heart and with every ounce of strength I had, you finally decided to report it. Fine. You've reported me more than once now. For your latest report, you spent several months listing every so-called trope and scene you claim I copied. The editors reviewing it read everything and spent a long time helping you lay out the entire chain of logic. The causes and consequences were completely different. Different, different, different. And every supposedly similar scene you listed appears in the original series. The original series, the original series, the original series. It's in the original series, understand? That means it was already in the TV show. Your favorite author wasn't the first to write it. Is that clear enough? For example, say your favorite author wrote a derivative story about Lu Xun and included some real events from his life. What I mean is that Lu Xun was a real person, and the events of his life are established facts. Everyone writing derivative works about him is basing them on historical fact. Your favorite author didn't create Lu Xun, invent his life story, and own the copyright to it. Do you understand now? I posted the link to the report's outcome on my Weibo. In case you couldn't be bothered to click it, I even took screenshots of everything and posted those too. And you still come here to make a scene. Do you love making a scene so much because you didn't get enough of "Dance of Youth" in elementary and middle school? April 6, 2022 [Please read these content warnings] 1. This is a derivative fanfic, not the original series. OOC is inevitable, and all credit belongs to the original series. 2. The plot is original. You can read it without having seen the original series; just treat it like an ordinary novel. 3. There are original elements, and the timeline is adjusted in some worlds. Everything serves the plot, so please understand. 4. This is a Quick Transmigration story. The female lead is an ordinary person, imperfect, and still growing. Please be understanding. 5. Everyone interprets the original series and its characters differently. The author can only write her own interpretation. 6. Each world has a couple, and some worlds break up couples from the original series. If you don't like that, feel free to leave. 7. A character's worldview does not represent the author's. Please don't cross the dimensional barrier to attack an innocent author who is just trying to write. 8. Engagement keeps me going, so please add this book and my profile to your favorites \\(^o^)/~ The author gets lonely as snow and needs comments from little angels to survive. 9. If you don't like it, you can leave at any time. No need to force yourself or stay out of obligation. You don't need to notify me if you drop the story. 10. I have a pretty good track record of finishing stories, so come on in~ 2020.04.20 Theme: The fortunate spend their whole lives being healed by their childhood, while the unfortunate spend their whole lives healing from theirs.