The villainess-in-the-making unexpectedly transmigrates into a book, becoming Su Yan, the pure-hearted heroine of an old-fashioned tragic romance novel. When she arrives, she’s being forced by several men in black on the way to a club to drink with the customers.
Su Yan quickly figures it out. This is the famous scene in which the heroine unexpectedly catches the male lead fiancé in the most mortifying situation imaginable!
As the story continues, the domineering CEO male lead will spend his days showing off and acting cool, keeping her at arm’s length while flirting with other women. But the heroine loves him with all her heart, to an utterly tragic degree. After car crashes, amnesia, parental deaths, and a whole series of old-fashioned angsty romance tropes, he’ll finally chase her through hell and win her back, and they’ll end up together.
Su Yan: You’re not getting the chance to chase me through hell. I’ll scatter your ashes before you even realize who’s the boss!
So Su Yan sets her sights on Shang Yuqing, the major villain who stirs up the story’s conflicts. As the ultimate antagonist, his only goal in the book is to destroy male lead Song Haoxuan’s family.
The enemy of my enemy is my friend. They can easily work together and both win.
But can someone tell her why this villain seems so off?
Shang Yuqing really is a gloomy, ruthless madman, suspicious and possessive, exactly as a major villain should be.
For no reason at all, he’ll ask her with a dark look, “Have you gone soft on that Song guy? Are you going to see him?”
But the next second, his eyes will turn red and he’ll whine, “If I make him disappear, will you choose me?”
Even after they’ve just had a fight and she’s snapped at him, he’ll still put on the pink apron she bought him and make her tangyuan, his eyes reddening as he complains, “The soup for today’s tangyuan is salty. I got tears in it.”
He’ll even curl up in her arms in the pitch-dark night, repeatedly asking, “I’m dead set on destroying the Song family. There’s so much evil in my heart. You really don’t despise me?”
Of course not.
The Song family is just suffering the consequences of its own actions. How could her precious darling be the one who did wrong?
Reader’s Guide:
1. [A domineering, ice-cold older woman vs. a gloomy, ruthless, beautiful-but-tragic villain male lead]
2. [Gender-bender romance. Read with caution.]
My new story, The Black-Hearted Agent Who Transmigrated into a Fallen Top-Tier Star, is now updating. Please add it to your collection~
Guantang unexpectedly transmigrates into a book, becoming the villainess with a black heart.
In the novel, as the agent of newly debuted male idol Li Xiu, she can be called thoroughly wicked.
She forces him to take on jobs regardless of his health, pressures him to fake a couple pairing with a male colleague, and exploits his fans’ affection for him without caring what he wants. In the end, she turns him into a complete villain.
Li Xiu goes completely dark, deceives and uses her, then turns around and takes advantage of her connections and resources to become a top-tier star in the industry, with enough clout to stand up to the big players. He escapes her control, while she, unwilling to accept it, fabricates scandalous rumors about his private life with her bare hands. This causes the top-tier star to fall from grace, with millions of fans turning against him one after another, sending him crashing back to rock bottom, where he faces endless online abuse.
Later, people discover that Li Xiu and his former agent, Guantang, died of carbon monoxide poisoning in their apartment.
Guantang sucks in a sharp breath. Looking at Li Xiu, who has worked all night livestreaming and fallen asleep in the inner room, she wonders if it’s too late for her to turn over a new leaf.
After waking up, Li Xiu unexpectedly discovers that he has returned to seven years ago. Unfortunately, he’s already signed with that evil woman.
Just as he’s preparing to pay a huge penalty to terminate his contract as soon as possible, he discovers that the woman has changed.
She not only doesn’t violently wake him up to make him work, she even tucks him in with a blanket?
Reader’s Guide:
1. [A transmigrated-into-a-book powerhouse agent heroine vs. a beautiful-but-tragic cat-like male lead]
2. My heroine is as strong as ever.
3. My Weibo: @YouhuaiAndSillyCat
Theme: Two people reaching for each other, and saving each other.
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I Become the Scheming Agent of a Top-Tier Star Whose Career Is in Ruins
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The CEO Pretends to Be an Alpha, and I Pretend to Be an Omega
The Underworld's Troublemaker Is on Top
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Continuation article "Having sex with the fake young master after wearing the clothes back (GB)" What I will write in the future: "The Black-hearted Agent Who Looked Like a Collapsed House", "He Makes Me Responsible", "The Taoist Boss Is a Fool" Ask for it together ;-) This is indeed the first time I have written about the character of the heroine in this article. Some of the descriptions may indeed be awkward, and everyone's resistance to embarrassment is different. I would like to ask you, grandma, where to be more awkward. I will think about the changes after receiving feedback from the comments~
I want to see the male protagonist cry in the extra episode. Cry a few more times. The harder he cries, the more I love him.
After experiencing the literary shortage, I finally found a gb that is more suitable for my taste. The ambiguous period at the beginning was really cute.
"" Is pronounced die, but I always pronounce yi. I think this one sounds better. I didn't expect it to be a homophone 🤦
I finished watching it. Why don't you add more meat? I just want to see the male protagonist being bullied.
62.6% It was Liu Sisi who was taken away during the game, not Jian Xi
Why is 002 still a specific person? Hahaha, a boy's mother
The author's writing is really good. There is no pure evil or madness or kindness. He gave a good ending to the male protagonist of the original world and the female partner who may have been the mistress. Nowadays, many protagonists in the novels abuse the original male protagonist and the original female partner as soon as they get in. There is really no logic at all (I feel tired)
Woo woo woo, all bookings are over, I haven't seen enough woo woo woo.
Hahahahahahaha, I didn't notice the homophony of the name at all. There is no sense of inconsistency.