After I Humiliated the Male Lead, He Turned Dark

Jiang Xianyu is dragged into her own comic.

She transmigrates into Qinghe Princess, a scumbag villainess who takes pleasure in tormenting the male lead early on, only to be hacked to pieces by him and thrown to the dogs later.

System: The male lead is still a pitiful little thing right now. Host, torment him, humiliate him, and trample all over him to your heart's content. Treat him as a substitute, wear him down in body and spirit, then pretend to cut out his heart and give it to your first love so he can turn evil and rise to power.

Jiang Xianyu does everything right at first. Then she accidentally plays the male lead to death.

After dying, the male lead is reborn as the crown prince of the current dynasty. He kills his younger brother and father to seize power, and the first person he settles scores with is her...

Jiang Xianyu wants to cry. What goes around comes around!

But can she at least die a different way?

Helian Nu was abandoned as a child and endured endless suffering. His marquis father brought him back only to cut out his heart and use it to keep his twin brother alive. Then a ray of light shone into his life... Even the pain she inflicted with her own hands filled him with unbearable excitement...

But she cut out his heart with her own hands and gave it to someone else.

"Will you only look at me once they're all dead?"

A dark, cold, delicate male lead x a suffering heroine forced to follow the plot

PS: 1. The male lead is also a masochistic lunatic. Don't force yourself to read if that's not your thing.

2. Old-school melodrama with no warnings. The male lead will die midway through, and the female lead will have a fake redemption arc.

3. No insulting the author, and no unsolicited writing advice.

[Ongoing and well-stocked: The Villainous Father Rises to Power]

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When Zhao Baoya, who had wandered through a barren star for many years, died of hunger, she made a wish.

She hoped that in her next life she'd have a warm home, a loving father and mother, and enough to eat at every meal.

When she opens her eyes, she's become the foolish granddaughter of Old Man Zhao in Zhuling Village in ancient times.

Half her wish came true.

She has a family, but it isn't warm.

She has a loving father, but her mother died when she was born.

There is food, but when her father is away, she can't get enough to eat.

Death is a small matter; starving to death is the big one. If she can't eat her fill, no one else will either.

Zhao Baoya flips the table and persuades her father to split from the family and establish their own household.

Her doting father not only sets up his own household, but even changes his name.

Then Zhao Baoya discovers to her horror that her father is the deranged villain in a storybook. He brings calamity to his mother, wives, and children, joins the army, kills his way up to becoming regent, challenges the heavens and earth, and is finally torn apart by the male lead.

And she is his beloved daughter, who dies young and causes him to turn evil!

The little girl sits beneath a persimmon tree in the courtyard, looking worriedly at her tall, mighty father.

First: She absolutely cannot die young.

Second: She can't let her father join the army.

With that in mind, Baoya hides her father's big sword. As long as he doesn't join the army, everything will be fine.

But unexpectedly, her father gives up the martial arts to study literature.

With extraordinary talent, he goes from knowing nothing about literature to becoming the powerful chief grand secretary who dominates the court, and he even wants to control the emperor and command the lords.

Little Baoya: All roads lead to Rome, but her father keeps taking detours toward certain death.

In the end, she can only hope the butterfly effect will make the male lead disappear.

Then her father picks a son-in-law from among the candidates who pass the imperial examinations: the male lead, who refuses to yield even unto death.

Little Baoya stares at the sky in despair...

Ever since his little daughter woke from a high fever, she has liked muttering to herself and talking to a group of little animals.

She even says the animals have told her all sorts of secrets.

Later, someone asks him what the secret is to giving up the military for the written word and rising all the way to chief grand secretary.

Zhao Lin smiles mysteriously. "Besides my extraordinary talent, I also know all my rivals' secrets."

Theme: There's always a way through every difficulty