No, I'm Just a Villain [Book Transmigration]

Mu Huan transmigrates into a sweet romance novel as the villainess. The heroine is kind and clever, while Mu Huan is domineering and brainless, a textbook villain.

Villains never get happy endings, but after counting the money in her bank account, checking the properties in her name, and strolling through her spacious walk-in closet, Mu Huan can't help thinking: Fine, I'll be the villain. I'll stay away from the plot, work hard to make money, and become a little rich girl!

Han Chi transmigrated back from the book, hoping only to find peace of mind. But the moment he returns, he discovers an extremely destabilizing factor: Mu Huan, the eldest daughter of the Mu family.

As a max-level expert who has transmigrated into a book ten times, his specialty is winning over villains.

At first, Han Chi thinks, "Hmph, she's just a woman with a little cleverness."

Later, he's eating his words!

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Everyone says Lin Zhenzhen is the transmigration bureau's favorite daughter. She never does any real work, spending all day lounging around with her pastoral System and coasting through life.

After receiving her four-hundredth complaint, she's finally kicked into a book.

She transmigrates as the real heiress of a wealthy family and is expected to battle the fake heiress with her wits. Lin Zhenzhen immediately throws in the towel.

The transmigration bureau says, "If you won't do it, we'll take back your System!"

Lin Zhenzhen says, "No way!"

What's the fun in fighting over money, jobs, parents, and men? Just look at the mountains and forests around her hometown, which are just as lovely as the ones in her pastoral System. Wouldn't it be better to go home, raise pigs, and make a fortune?

In three years, Xianglin Village transforms from an obscure, impoverished mountain village into a famous village full of rich people.

The Lin family is the most renowned of them all. The eldest Lin brother opens a pig farm with tens of thousands of plump pigs. The second Lin brother has fruit trees covering several mountains, each one laden with fruit. The third Lin brother raises geese, and orders are already booked through the year after next.

The youngest Lin sister has it a little harder. She raises a dozen piglets, but after three years they still haven't grown. Everyone in the village says they're a lost cause. Then, all of a sudden, customers are fighting to buy her piglets for hundreds of thousands apiece.

Three years ago, Li Jingbai's mother reserved a miniature pig. On the day it was due to be picked up, the seller told him the piglet was depressed.

Thinking he'd run into a scammer, he brought the police along to the seller's home. There, he discovered the seller hadn't lied: their piglet really was depressed.

For his mother's precious darling, he has no choice but to help the seller cheer the piglet up. A month later, he still doesn't know whether the piglet has recovered, but his mother says he seems much more cheerful.

Li Jingbai: ???

Theme: Those who are content are always happy.