A Villain Should Act Like a Villain [Quick Transmigration]

Some girls are innocent and kind, some are willful and spoiled, some steal other people's boyfriends, and some take other people's Systems. But because they're the protagonists, everything they do is considered reasonable. Nothing is ever wrong.

The supporting characters who rub them the wrong way or stand in their way, whose fiance just happens to be the man the protagonist loves, or whose golden finger just happens to be what she needs, are all branded villains if they don't give the heroine what she wants.

Anyone who opposes the protagonist is a villain.

They may have done nothing wrong. But because they're villains, the story never spares them its many miseries, and they end up dead in the end.

Xie Shentu transmigrated into the role of a villainess in one big-heroine story after another.

World One: I'm the legitimate daughter and older sister of an illegitimate-daughter heroine. She wants my family's fortune, so I have to die.

World Two: A woman who transmigrated has her eye on my husband. She wants to take my place, so I have to die.

World Three: The heroine is an intern who falls in love with my CEO fiance. Since she can't be a mistress, I have to die.

World Four: My parents are human traffickers. The heroine wants to escape her miserable life, so I have to die.

World Five: The apocalypse heroine is innocent and kind. I refuse to cooperate with her, so I have to die.

A few things to note:

1. The heroine is Shentu, one of the ten ancient Demon Gods. In this story, she is female.

2. There is a male lead, and he is the same person throughout.

3. The parallel universes are very loosely constructed. Logic always takes a backseat to the plot, so readers who care about historical accuracy should steer clear.

4. The worlds may not appear in the order listed here. There will be more worlds later, depending on what ideas come to mind.

Theme: Take charge of your own life. A beautiful future belongs to you.