The Villain I Raised Has a Good Heart and a Bright Future [Book Transmigration]

[The Making of a Fake White Rabbit. Coming soon: The Supporting Female Lead Has Eyes Only for Money. Please add it to your collection!]

[My new contemporary romance next door, Soft Wu-Nong Speech, is also updating. Pure sweetness!]

Su Yan transmigrates into a book.

She becomes the villainous supporting female character in the brutal novel she once speed-read to the end.

Not only did she cause trouble for the hero and heroine at every turn, she also abused and bullied Meng Nian, the story's biggest antagonist.

To leave the book, Su Yan has to turn Meng Nian into an upright, wholesome young man.

Otherwise, she'll be trapped in the book, forced to start over again and again.

The first time, she ends up in Meng Nian's life when he's thirty and is crushed in an instant.

The second time, she arrives when he's twenty and gets beaten to a pulp.

After failing twice, Su Yan decides to start at the source.

So she returns to the year Meng Nian is ten, adopts him without hesitation, and becomes his older adoptive sister.

With that bond between them, surely Meng Nian can't crush her or torment her anymore.

To complete the Reform System's mission,

this time Su Yan snuffs out every possibility that could lead Meng Nian astray while it's still in the cradle.

She is determined to make Meng Nian a model young man who embodies the five virtues and four beauties.

But she never expects that she herself will be the biggest change of all.

In short:

I thought I was raising a little white rabbit. Who knew he was a big bad wolf?

Reading guide:

1. Su Yan: upright and wholesome; Meng Nian: "upright and wholesome."

2. The hero and heroine have a five-year age gap. Please read with caution if that bothers you.

3. This story is not based on real people. It has many original details, so please don't overthink it.

Coming soon: The Supporting Female Lead Has Eyes Only for Money

He Lan discovers that she has transmigrated into a book.

She has become Supporting Female Character No. N in a melodramatic romance she hasn't even finished reading.

In the story, she is a contractual shield who clings to the hero.

Taking advantage of her status, she repeatedly creates misunderstandings between the hero and heroine, then dies in a car accident.

He Lan checks that her arms and legs are still intact, feeling a lingering sense of dread.

Who needs a man? Isn't it better to be a proper human shield and make money?

Right now, the hero is about to terminate their contract.

As He Lan frets over where to find her next job, she spots the second male lead being harassed by someone.

She rushes over and takes his arm...

After successfully getting the second male lead out of a predicament,

He Lan turns around and changes her tune: "Ten thousand per job. Scan the code to pay." She swiftly brings up her payment code.

Having found a way to make money, He Lan hands out business cards far and wide, specializing in solving problems for wealthy young heirs.

She even has a whole range of special services custom-made for the job.

Packages One, Two, and Three, she's got them all. If you can think of it, He Lan can do it.

With monthly subscriptions, annual subscriptions, and after-sales services rolling out one after another, the balance in He Lan's account keeps growing.

Looking at her plentiful savings, He Lan gives full rein to her workaholic nature, rushing from place to place every day to meet her clients' needs.

"Have dinner with me tomorrow night. There's a party, and I need a female companion."

"Help me ditch someone tomorrow night."

"Come with me to a private party tomorrow night."

Looking at the conflicting invitations in the group chat, He Lan replies breezily: "Highest bidder wins."

She's always been about money, not feelings.

Counting her fortune, which has already passed a hundred million, He Lan decides it's time to go on a blind date and retire.

When word gets out that He Lan is looking for a marriage match,

the first, second, and nth male leads all emerge, swaggering their way over to her.

He Lan looks at the crowd of potential dates in front of her and finds herself in a bind.

The biggest question now: Who's the richest?

Reading guide:

1. The values in the story do not represent the author's values. They are only what the story requires.

2. The heroine only loves money. Everything is about making money.

Theme: Work hard at life.