I Really Do Like That Villain

Sang Ying transmigrates into a fantasy world of gods, demons, and strange tales, becoming a little princess who grew up in the imperial city with every luxury at her fingertips.

The little princess is born to a noble family, with beauty that could topple cities, but she's arrogant, overbearing, and willful. She not only throws herself at the young male lead, but also bullies the villain who lives with her in every possible way.

In the end, the male lead can't stand her foolish, troublesome nature, while her wicked behavior pushes the villain further down the path of corruption.

In a word: a classic empty-headed beauty and vicious supporting female character.

But Sang Ying doesn't care.

As an outstanding employee of the transmigration-into-a-book agency, she can play any role with ease.

Two romance plots at once?

That's a piece of cake.

Sang Ying insults the male lead, but then awkwardly shows her concern for him, defends him without reason, and takes his hand in the snowstorm.

Sang Ying kicks the overbearing villain aside, relentlessly attacks and mocks him, and helps him pursue every grand dream of destroying the world.

She carries out her missions peacefully for five years, and as time passes, the male lead becomes quite the refined, elegant immortal master.

When the real heroine finally appears, Sang Ying prepares to leave after completing her mission. She smashes every porcelain vase in the room and demands, unreasonable as ever, "Xiuyuan, am I really worth less to you than a woman you've known for only three months?"

But the male lead not only doesn't get angry, he blushes and explains carefully, "I only love A Ying. If you're unhappy, I won't look at anyone else again. Also, who is Xiuyuan?"

Sang Ying: ?

Sang Ying: "Well, Xiuyuan is the new name I just gave you. Do you like it?"

Damn, she got the wrong person.

It was all because of that useless, brainless System. She'd mixed up the male lead and the male supporting character for five years, and only now had she figured it out.

They say it's never too late to mend your ways. Faced with the choice of saving either the male lead or the villain, Sang Ying chooses to grab the male lead's hand.

*

Everyone praises Immortal Master Ji Huai for his noble character, but no one knows how wretched his past was.

Born of low status, he endured humiliation and contempt, vicious and disheveled, like a stray dog.

But even he had a secret he kept hidden in his heart.

The most noble and beautiful little princess in the imperial city once held him tightly in the dark. During the Lantern Festival, while the streets outside rang with noise and crowds, they hid beside a damp, fragrant flower bed and shared an awkward kiss.

In his dark, lightless life, Her Highness the Princess was his only unforgettable warmth.

So he learned to hide his claws and conceal the malice in his eyes, cherishing her in secret and striving to become someone worthy of her.

But one day, she was gone.

*

When they met again, the little princess was still beautiful and carefree.

Everything was just as before, except another man stood beside her.

She smiled, looking as if she were anticipating marrying him.

But on the wedding day, when her red veil was lifted, she saw Ji Huai's face.

"Why is it you?" Sang Ying cried in shock. "Where's Qin Xiuyuan?"

The immortal master tenderly stroked her face with bloodstained fingertips, his voice gentle and lingering.

"Do you remember who I am now? ...Your Highness."

Theme: QwQ