The Beautiful, Strong, and Tragic Villain Is My Wife [Book Transmigration]

Zhou Chu transmigrates into the body of Chu Wangyun, the ex-girlfriend of the male lead in a System novel. To her surprise, it's three years after the ending, and everything is already settled. Not only does she start with a one-night stand, her partner is a bricklaying woman who's not all there, and one encounter is all it takes. Three years later, she has a child to hold. For the sake of her dreams and baby formula, she returns to her old profession and tries her luck in show business. But Chu Wangyun was blacklisted six years ago, and the only work she can get is a recommendation from a friend for an erotic film. From then on, she takes acting jobs to make money and support her child and wife. Only later does she realize... How could my adorable wife be the notorious tool-villain?! I can't live like this anymore!! * Cen Xun, a chosen one and a top-tier Alpha from an illustrious family, was supposed to be paired with a top-tier Omega. Instead, she was struck down by the System heroine's golden finger. She was utterly defeated, lost her memory, and ended up as a bricklayer living on the streets. When she regained her memories, she discovered that she had a wife and child, and that her wife was her former sister-in-law! Unfortunately, her legal wife doesn't love the naturally cold and unfeeling version of her, but the old her: the clingy, coquettish, crying bricklayer. After reclaiming her identity and defeating the System heroine, she realizes she still misses the old days of three dishes and a soup. From then on, the entertainment industry witnesses a scene like this Popular actress Zhou Chu turns over a new leaf and refuses to marry into a wealthy family. The wealthy family: Then can I move in with my bags packed? Zhou Chu: Get lost! Take your kid and get out Fans say: We were already shipping you two the first time you acted together. Cen Xun: "When we first met, you were still my sister-in-law." Zhou Chu: "All right, let's not bring up the past." #A silly slice-of-life story with a familiar premise in new packaging #If there's a child tag along, quit while you're ahead Theme: As long as you keep working in one direction, everything will get better