I Was Born to Hate Villains Most

He Zhuoming transmigrated into Wen Dao, a sprawling xianxia novel with no romance that she hadn't finished reading, and got her wish: she met her favorite character, the young villain who was born evil.

Then the villain she'd singled out as her favorite tricked her and sold her off.

After a miserable life of going hungry, freezing, and finally being forced into a ghost marriage, He Zhuoming even began to think that dying might not be so bad. Maybe she would wake up back home after she died.

Just then, the saintly male lead she'd never cared much for swooped down from the sky and pulled her out of the coffin.

The moment the handsome young man offered her a steamed bun and encouraged her to try cultivating, saying she might be able to go home, He Zhuoming clung to his leg and wailed. Through her tears, she swore to herself: The saintly male lead is the best man in the world! From now on, I'll be his most loyal lackey!

Helping the male lead uphold justice and kill that little punk of an evil villain is every transmigrator's duty. We won't shirk our responsibility!!!

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Tang Shuyu rescued a strange girl in a village of the deaf and mute. She was always saying odd things, like “I'll never root for villains again” and “Who says saintly types are bad? This saintly one is amazing.”

If not that, she was cursing, “Tang Shuyu, you bastard, you're not human.”

Tang Shuyu knew she'd been tricked by someone using his name.

Tang Shuyu knew she'd mistaken him for a righteous sect disciple.

He smiled as he listened to her insult him with vicious words, finding her especially lively and beautiful when she cursed.

Dear, dear, such a lovely voice, but such a pitiful vocabulary. She kept repeating the same few insults. It was rather adorable.

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When Yang Jiayi was seventeen, she caught a chill. That same January, the Qin cavalry smashed through the gates of Zhaocheng, and she went from a princess to a prisoner.

If all went as expected, the rest of Yang Jiayi's life would follow one of two paths: if she was lucky, a loyalist of the former dynasty would rescue her on the way to exile, and she would spend her life striving to restore the kingdom; if she was unlucky, she'd die of illness on the road and become a confused wandering ghost.

But on the way to exile, a torrential rain forced everyone to take shelter in a dilapidated shrine. There, they encountered a fox demon that ate people. A young sword immortal descended from the sky and beheaded the demon with one stroke, cutting the chains from Yang Jiayi at the same time.

In the howling wind and crashing thunder, a flash of lightning illuminated the young sword immortal's face.

From then on, Yang Jiayi had only one goal in life: to become an immortal like Sui Shangshang.

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Sui Shangshang went down the mountain to exterminate a demon and picked up a shameless princess from a fallen kingdom. She was always sickly, but had no self-respect at all, following him everywhere and calling him “Brother Sui” just to stay alive.

Sui Shangshang was so pleased by her flattery that he accepted the little princess as his junior sister on his master's behalf.

To Sui Shangshang, the little princess was an amusing straight man, an inescapable clingy pest, and a bit of inconsequential entertainment, until he brought her back to the Sword Pavilion and the girl with no self-respect immediately latched onto his master's leg and started praising someone else.

Sui Shangshang suddenly found himself annoyed.

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