Transmigrating into the Villain’s Fanfiction Script [Book Transmigration]

After twenty years of life, Lu Qing discovered she was living in a book as a minor antagonist, the kind with barely any hate points. Though she lacked the protection of the heroine's halo, her life was still peaceful and carefree.

But the poor little antagonist who had been brought into the Qin family at fourteen had a much more tragic fate. Though she was the real daughter, the Qin family despised and ostracized her for her gloomy, obsessive personality, eventually kicking her out. Later, she competed with the protagonist for resources and ended up dying in a car crash.

Looking at the girl, who was still innocent and carefree, Lu Qing held back her tears and pressed a bank card and a piece of nougat into her hand.

Qin Zhiwen raised her innocent little face. "Why are you giving me candy, Sister?"

Lu Qing couldn't bear to look at her like that. Her nose stinging, she said, "...I hope you'll always be happy."

Qin Zhiwen: "Happy?"

In the original book, the major antagonist Qin Zhiwen was written out, leaving her fans in tears every day. Together, they rewrote the story into an outrageously satisfying fanfic.

As the heroine of that fanfic, Qin Zhiwen had access to countless resources. She sniffed the milk candy in her palm, her catlike eyes, so beguiling, concealing the gleam of a wolf.

She clutched the last trace of warmth in her palm. "How can I be happy without you, Sister?"

Later, the young girl cornered Lu Qing in a narrow alley and fed her candy by hand.

Lu Qing was still seriously thinking, Wasn't this scene missing from the script?

Could it be...

That she's hiding something from me? Or has she reached her rebellious phase?

Lu Qing asked earnestly, "Are you dating someone, or did you do badly on an exam? This is the only time. Don't do this again."

Qin Zhiwen nodded obediently, leaned forward, and hooked the still-unmelted candy out of Lu Qing's mouth and into her own. "Okay."

Lu Qing: "...!!"

Theme: Youth is made for daring. Don't bow your head or bend your back. If the road is muddy, be the light.