She Always Says I'm the Villain

Gu Buyi’s family falls into ruin, and she plummets from the clouds into the mud. After the marquis’s household buys her to serve the vicious third young lady, she lives worse than an animal.

She keeps her head down and endures, surviving all this time only so she can find a chance to destroy each of her enemies.

But one day, a thin strand of spider silk falls into her hopeless hell.

Gu Buyi grabs hold of it and refuses to let go.

Even if it might make her fall even harder, she’s willing to take the risk. All she asks is that she never regret it!

She struggles upward, wanting to see what lies above the strand of silk and escape this endless hell.

In the end, the strand really does lead her back to the world of the living.

To see the moon in the human world.

One-on-one romance, sweet story.

A blackhearted villain who gets won over x a sunny protagonist who transmigrates into a book

Supplementary note: This story won’t be published behind a paywall. It’s told from the top’s point of view, while another novel in my collection, Villain Boss, Please Let Me Go (Transmigration), is told from the bottom’s point of view. You can also read this as a bonus story, haha. I hope you enjoy it.

Theme: Always have hope for tomorrow.