Villainous Big Shot, Please Let Me Go (Transmigrate into a Book)

Jin Xu transmigrates into an ancient-era girls' love novel as the evil older sister of the kind and beautiful heroine, who shares her name. She does every wicked thing imaginable and ends up being sliced into human jerky by the villain and left to dry on the roof.

A truly, truly gruesome death.

Jin Xu calmly picks up her teacup: Small potatoes. No need to panic!

Jin Xu: There's still time to fix this. Let me see where the plot has gotten to...

Then she discovers the original owner has maxed out the villain's hatred, and the villain has just taken eighty lashes for her and is on the brink of death.

Jin Xu's hands shake like a sieve: I'm facing the most important decision of my life.

1. Strike while she's sick and finish her off. Kill the villain before she can grow stronger and eliminate future trouble.

2. Save her and raise the villain's favorability. Build a deep revolutionary friendship with her and naturally stay alive.

Option one could get me locked up!

Option two would be so hard!

Much later...

Before bed, Jin Xu opens her little notebook and writes in her diary, both sweetly and with exasperation.

"What a headache! Gu Buyi confessed to me today. I was going to turn her down, but I'm already used to eating and sleeping with her every day, and going everywhere together. I think... I can't live without her anymore."

Some time later, Jin Xu takes out her little notebook again and writes furiously.

"Damn it! Gu Buyi proposed to me today. It's one thing for her to beat me to the confession, but why couldn't she let me propose first? I was so mad that I pushed her away on the spot. Then I got down on one knee and proposed to her myself. Gu Buyi... cried."

After the two settle into a peaceful life, Jin Xu suddenly realizes something one day.

Jin Xu, with a world-weary expression: All I wanted at first was to build a deep and pure revolutionary friendship with the villainous big shot. Who knew when our friendship would turn into something else?

A sweet story, one-on-one pairing: a possessive villain top who gets wooed x a sunny bottom who transmigrated into a book.

P.S. There's another story told from the top's point of view in my other column, which is being updated at the same time.

The cover is by Bie Shui's lovely artist. Many thanks!

Theme: Love can heal anything.