Taking the Split-Personality Tyrant to Start a Rebellion (Transmigrate Into a Book)

As a villain enthusiast, the villains in the novels by the terrible author Yan Bai were always rich, powerful, and good-looking.

The protagonists, meanwhile, had miserable lives.

Yan Bai went too far down the road of favoring her villains, until at last she experienced the despair of the protagonists in her own books.

If she failed to lead a rebellion, she would be imprisoned in the book forever.

The protagonist fled, so Yan Bai disguised herself as a man and personally became a strategist to assist the rebels.

Only after the eightieth rebel leader she helped had failed did Yan Bai realize just how outrageously powerful the tyrant villain she had written truly was.

The author herself regretted everything and said she wanted to run away too.

Just then, the eighty-first rebel leader appeared.

He was a brilliant strategist and warrior, elegant and refined, and able to win victories from a thousand miles away.

Most importantly, he came with an elite army of his own.

Yan Bai: