The Tsundere Bottom Cries After Being Bullied Every Day

Ruan Yun, an unlucky heroine in a tragic romance, is tormented by a scumbag gong in every way, physically and emotionally, and made to suffer endlessly. One day, she finally turns the tables. With the System, she becomes reborn and turns into a ruthless maniac. When she sees Liang Wei, the scumbag gong from her youth, a crazy idea flashes through her mind. Torture her to death! Every day, Ruan Yun thinks about taking revenge on Liang Wei, giving her a taste of her own medicine. And so begins a series of retaliatory attacks. Before long, Liang Wei falls for her at every turn, loses her body and her heart, and changes from a scumbag gong into a tsundere, shameless sub. Every day, she sobs in Ruan Yun's arms and begs her to be a little kinder. Even Ruan Yun thinks she's unbearably pathetic. Once she's had enough of torturing her, Ruan Yun opens the door and kicks Liang Wei out. "Now get lost!" Liang Wei freezes in place, her eyes dark and icy, as if she wants to destroy the world. Oh no, Liang Wei has gone dark too... [Traumatized tragic-romance heroine turns into a ruthless, mad big sister vs. cold little princess turns into an obsessive, lovesick young heiress] Recommended as the second book in the series: The Scumbag Alpha Is Marked After Rebirth After Ruan Yun presents as an Alpha, she runs into three tricky problems in a row. 1. She's assigned a wife, and her wife is also an Alpha. 2. She later discovers that her wife is an Omega pretending to be an Alpha, and is wanted throughout the Federation. 3. After finding her wife, she wants a divorce, but her wife is pregnant. All Ruan Yun can say is: Are you made of sticky candy? Once you get stuck to me, I can't shake you off. Liang Wei is reborn. In her previous life, she was a wicked scumbag Alpha who drove Ruan Yun to her death. Only after Ruan Yun died did she realize she had loved her deeply. After being reborn, she swears she will never hurt Ruan Yun again. To that end, she even has her body altered into an Omega, spending every night beneath Ruan Yun and carrying her child. But after all their twists and turns, she discovers in despair that her entanglement with Ruan Yun began long before this. Only when all her memories return does she understand. This is only the beginning. Transmigrate-into-a-book reserved, aloof gong % reborn, scheming, seductive sub Third book, now open for preorders: Nightmare Space (Infinite Flow) The third book in the Ill-Fated Romance trilogy, an infinite-flow story. Cold, refined scoundrel gong vs. ruthless, obsessive sub Liang Wei is a beloved, heaven-blessed darling, rich, beautiful, and intelligent. After a car accident, she is chosen to enter Nightmare Space, where she must complete missions to stay alive in the real world. As soon as she enters, she pretends to be a sweet, naive beauty and fools everyone around her, waiting for them to wear each other down so she can reap the rewards. She never expects someone named Ruan Yun to appear out of nowhere, steal the life-extension cards she worked so hard to collect, and see through all her schemes, leaving her in a humiliating mess. With her life on a countdown, Liang Wei has no choice but to swallow her pride. On a rainy night, she enters Ruan Yun's room and begs for help. She can only survive if she gets a life-extension card. Ruan Yun looks her up and down and lets out a quiet, mocking laugh. "All right, but I have one condition." The devil whispers a tempting promise in her ear. Liang Wei stares in disbelief, but at the other's mocking smile, she straddles her lap and offers her lips. After latching onto a powerful ally, Liang Wei discovers that Ruan Yun is truly monstrous when she gets vicious. She's even scarier than the demons and monsters. Under Ruan Yun's tutelage, Liang Wei also becomes the kind of devil everyone fears. From then on, a legend spreads through Nightmare Space: Don't mess with those two women. They're scarier than demons. What she thought was a malicious torment turns out to be the salvation she had long awaited. Theme: Scoundrels always pay for what they've done.