The Love-Brain Battle Between Two Villains

[Coming Soon: The Villainess's Final Act] To preserve her perfect beauty forever, Hanyu Aoi came to a crossover world. She had to create all kinds of bad-end scenarios to trick scumbag men into giving her regret points and tears. Faced with scumbag men of every sort, she remained unruffled as a professional heartbreaker and opened her collection of books: 108 Ways to Set Up a Crematorium Three Steps to Becoming Someone's Unforgettable First Love A Textbook on the Aesthetics of Bad Ends Essential Virtues of a Crematorium Story's Heroine Scenario 1: Progenitor of Demons / King of Mediums Scenario 2: Six-Eyed Prodigy / Cursed Spirit Manipulator Scenario 3: Probably Bungo Stray Dogs, not sure if it's happening (dropped) [OOC, Mary Sue, and questionable values.] [The heroine is selfish and not a good person.] ↓ Coming soon: The Villainess's Final Act In a chaotic border town, a middle-aged man is found dead in his home. Two days later, two young men come forward at the same time, each confessing to the murder. An investigation reveals that they have almost nothing in common, yet both were close to the same girl. On a rainy night many years later, in an apartment beside the River Thames, a woman places a cigarette between her lips. Two lighters flare up beside her at the same time. A message appears on her phone: a genius artist has taken his own life for love. Her fingers pause, then she presses the button to turn off the screen. "Yuanyuan, what's wrong?" The person beside her turns to look, eyes brimming with passionate love. She says nothing, only gazes quietly at the rain beyond the London window. No one knows how many young men's hearts she shattered on her way up out of the mire. **The heroine is very, very wicked. A dog-blooded, early-era Mary Sue story with a reverse harem that will make you see stars. I couldn't find anything to read, so I wrote it myself. The men who appear in the story are all tools for the heroine. Theme: Cherish the people who are here with you!