The Green Tea Villain Keeps Trying to Win Me Over

Tang Chiwei transmigrated into a book one day and became the villainess in Path to Sainthood. She was intensely obsessed with good looks. Bewitched by Ye Youchen, a wicked and dangerously attractive villain, she willingly became his accomplice, bringing chaos to the world. In the end, her family was destroyed and her life ended in misery. Tang Chiwei, who had been spoiled on the plot: Beautiful men are too dangerous! Can't I just run away?! * * * She had to admit, Ye Youchen was skilled at seducing people. When he walked through the woods, he would deliberately let a petal catch in his hair, making her pluck it out herself. He would also murmur while drunk, and an “accidental” slip of paper covered in her name would fall out. He would even suffer grave injuries protecting her, spit blood, insist he was fine, then moan weakly as he collapsed into her arms. Tang Chiwei sensed her reason steadily crumbling. To keep herself from falling completely into his tender trap, she could only keep turning to the male lead, hoping to shelter her unsettled heart beneath his protagonist's aura. Who could have guessed this would have the opposite effect, driving Ye Youchen to tear away every last pretense? That night, in a courtyard awash with blood, Ye Youchen kicked the barely breathing male lead aside and walked toward her, his eyes filled with uncontrollable obsession. “Chiwei, I should be the one you love.” “From now on, just look at me, all right?” #How a Drama Queen Acts Herself into the Role# #The Birth of a Thousand-Year-Old Vinegar Jar# Reader's Guide: 1. One-on-one romance, both leads' first relationship, happy ending. 2. The heroine only likes Ye. She has never had feelings for anyone else. 3. This is a fictional setting, so please don't scrutinize the details~ Synopsis posted on September 2, 2022. Screenshot saved. Coming Soon "After I Married My Late Husband's Older Brother, My Dead Husband Came Back" Su Wanning and Sikong Sheng were childhood sweethearts. After three years of marriage, they were still deeply in love, and everyone praised their relationship. Their married life was wonderful in every way. The only exception was her intimidating brother-in-law, who lived in the same residence. Su Wanning repeatedly avoided his inscrutable gaze, and even when she was intimate with her husband, she always felt as if someone were watching her. One day, terrible news arrived: her husband had died on the battlefield while away at war. Overcome with grief, Su Wanning swore never to marry again and vowed to remain a widow for the rest of her life. But before the mourning period had even begun, her brother-in-law, Sikong Jin, sent an eight-carriage bridal procession and forcibly married her. On their wedding night, Su Wanning wept and begged him. He comforted her gently, but did not stop. From then on, she had a second man in her life. * * * Sikong Jin treated her very well. Aside from his boundless demands, nearly everything went as she wished. At first, Su Wanning struggled to adjust, but as time passed, she gradually came to be moved by him. She thought that people had to look ahead in life, and that she shouldn't keep grieving over the past. Who could have imagined that on her birthday, her supposedly dead husband would appear outside her window, travel-worn and dusty? Her husband's eyes were bloodshot with rage, and he looked like a vengeful ghost. All he could see was her pressed against the desk beneath Sikong Jin, their bodies entwined. Core theme: Someone will always become the sunshine in your life.