The Paranoid Villain Is Actually My Son [Book Transmigration]

After fending off another wave of zombies, Yun Nuo fell into a deep sleep, her powers completely drained.

When she woke again, she was holding a beautifully adorable little child in her arms.

She soon discovered that she had transmigrated into a story about a beloved child. The little boy in front of her, Qin Naonao, whose full name was Qin Muyun, was the obsessive villain feared by all. He was the biggest obstacle to the romance between the hero and heroine, and kept causing trouble right to the end.

Yun Nuo's role was Qin Muyun's mother, who died young.

Remembering how the original story described Qin Muyun as obsessive, vicious, and sinister, Yun Nuo couldn't connect those traits to the little dumpling in front of her.

After living through the apocalypse, she cherished the peaceful life before her. She decided to make the most of her life in this world.

To give Qin Naonao a harmonious, loving family and a healthy upbringing, Yun Nuo also planned to get along with her husband in name only, Qin Wuyu.

Before long, she noticed that Qin Wuyu was looking at her more and more strangely.

Yun Nuo didn't know that in the original story, the villain had been abandoned by his parents at their old home from birth, setting him on the path to darkness from early childhood.

The reason Qin Naonao hadn't turned evil came down to his father, Qin Wuyu, a cannon-fodder character who had also died young in the original story, and who had transmigrated a year earlier.

To Yun Nuo, Qin Wuyu was a good man, but unfortunately in poor health and destined to die young.

She would do her best to protect the fragile Qin Wuyu and keep him from dying before his time.

Later, Qin Wuyu prepared a grand proposal. "The kid's already this big. Don't you think it's time we made things official?"

Yun Nuo: All I wanted at first was to raise the kid. And wasn't Qin Wuyu supposed to be sickly? How is he not weak at all?

Both the male and female leads transmigrate into a book and raise a child together.

Theme: People are born good.