Daily Feeding for the Corrupted Villain

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Lin Yun, an orphan in her previous life, transmigrates into a new one.

Here, her parents love each other, and her siblings get along. Though the family is poor, she loves them and wants to hold on to this warmth forever.

But a System suddenly tells her that this is a small world on the verge of collapse. To save her family's lives, she has no choice but to embark on the difficult path of stopping the villain from turning evil.

Lu Yunzhou, the novel's great villain, repeatedly misses the imperial exams. The last time, he is left with no chance of an official career after his face is disfigured.

When he appears again later in the story, he has become an adviser to Prince Wei, the male supporting character of this small world. Cunning and sinister, he offers one scheme after another, arranging the tragic death of the great general guarding the army and weakening the Son of Heaven's chosen one's influence. For a time, he is unstoppable.

In the end, he even destroys the entire small world, trapping it in an endless loop.

The Lin family, who are on good terms with the villain, are dragged into it again and again and killed.

After much thought, she decides that the happiest things in life are meals shared day after day, the changing seasons, and the simple comforts of home.

So she begins the daily routine of feeding the gloomy villain.

Tofu and fish stew: corruption value -10

Sweet and sour pork ribs: corruption value -10

Orange-scented shrimp balls: corruption value -10

Reader's Guide:

1. A lighthearted food novel

2. Hunting, raising, and eating wild animals is prohibited

3. An imaginary dynasty. Ingredients appear as the story requires.

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Coming soon: The Madam Always Hopes to Be a Widow

In her previous life, Qiao Siwan was practically an orphan despite having a family. She works herself to death pulling all-nighters to buy a home.

To her surprise, she transmigrates into the body of a concubine-born daughter of an ancient aristocratic family. She immediately decides to lie flat. The household scheming and competition for favor have nothing to do with her.

Music, chess, calligraphy, and painting? No thanks.

Embroidery and needlework? No thanks.

She lives like a salted fish, only stirring herself to life when there's food to be had.

And yet, against all expectations, she gets along quite well with her family and is well liked.

Because of that, her legitimate mother takes her marriage seriously and selects three candidates, narrowing the options as much as possible.

One: a newly successful scholar from a poor family.

Two: a concubine-born son of the Jiang family, an aristocratic family from Jiangnan.

Three: the heir of the Earl of Yongchang, a widower with a child.

After careful consideration, Qiao Siwan chooses the youngest son of the Marquis of Dingyuan, whom the imperial physician has declared will not live past twenty-five.

The youngest son of the Marquis of Dingyuan is a gifted writer. He passed the imperial examinations as one of the top three before coming of age, and is famed for his handsome face and brilliant reputation.

His only flaw is that he was born with a defect. His fate is said to end before he turns twenty-five, making the young ladies of the capital keep their distance.

Rich! High status! And an early death!!!

What could be a more perfect match?

When Cui Heng learns the truth about why she married him, he wishes he could pull his wife, Qiao Siwan, who never stops telling outrageous lies, into his body. He murmurs:

"Even if it's an act, you have to keep it up for the rest of your life."

Reader's Guide:

1. An imaginary setting, an imaginary setting

2. Equal parts food and romance

Theme: Food is the paramount necessity of the people