What Bad Intentions Could a Villainess Have? [Quick Transmigration]

[Lighthearted Sweet Romance: Being the Villainess Is Just Too Hard [Quick Transmigration]] In every old-fashioned, melodramatic romance novel, Nan Yan transmigrates into a cannon-fodder villainess burdened with a tragic fate. World One: In an old-school xianxia novel, the older sister is a transmigrator blessed with extraordinary talent. From childhood, she encourages her younger sister not to be bound by conventional expectations and to bravely pursue her own happiness. So on her wedding day, she runs away, forcing the family to choose her younger sister as her replacement bride. Her fiance recognizes at a glance that she's an impostor. After putting her through a series of torments, he hands her over to a useless male side character, who abandons her after being humiliated. In the end, the cannon-fodder villainess is captured by demonic cultivators and used as a cultivation furnace, dying a horrible death. Nan Yan: Seriously... If either of you had acted like a decent person, the villainess wouldn't have died so horribly. Story Two: In an old-fashioned martial arts novel about the demonic cult and the jianghu, the villainess is the righteous male lead's most important childhood sweetheart. He's the jealous sort who gets angry if anyone else so much as looks at her. Then the female lead from the demonic cult appears, and only then does her childhood friend realize what true love is. What he feels for his childhood sweetheart isn't love, but familial affection. Only the female lead can make his heart race, so leaving his childhood friend and getting together with the female lead is the most important thing he can do in his life. Nan Yan: What the hell do you mean, familial affection? You didn't say that when you had me in your arms, kissing me. Story Three: In an old-fashioned rebirth novel, the heroine had a miserable life in her previous one. In this life, she only wants to hold on to her short-tempered childhood friend, who protected her from the shadows. So even though he already has a girlfriend, she keeps pursuing him relentlessly. He can't let go of his childhood sweetheart, and after the two of them remain entangled, they end up together. Other worlds on standby... The System says sweetly: Please be sure to use great and all-powerful love to teach them how to be decent people again. Nan Yan, holding a script with a brainless rating of ten, says this really isn't a job for a human being. You'd need at least ten years of brain damage to write this kind of awful nonsense. One year less and it wouldn't be nearly as effective. The male leads include: a genuinely awful man, a truly unhinged lunatic, a hypocrite... Their values are completely warped. They look like decent people, but never act like it. The heroine's missions: stir up trouble, punish scumbags, and teach the crazies how to be decent again. Warnings and reading notes: 1. Melodramatic groveling, melodramatic scumbag punishment, and crazies who can't get what they want. 2. A Mary Sue story. The heroine is a skilled actress, going from a sweet, innocent flower to a scheming green tea. She doesn't love anyone at any point. 3. The author is a sucker for melodrama. There will be fake deaths, so read with caution if that's a deal-breaker. 4. Malicious negative comments that hurt the reading experience will be deleted. Theme: The world may be warm or cold, but I feel neither resentment nor delight.