Reborn: The Villain's Embrace Is Warmer

After being reborn, the love-addled heroine decides to turn over a new leaf and give up love.

She’ll no longer suffer in silence.

If she can’t have an easy time, then neither will the rest of her family...

She’ll no longer pine after that man.

She’ll play nice to his face, smile with a knife behind her back, kick him when he’s down, and finish him off while he’s sick...

She’ll no longer avoid the villain like the plague.

She’ll get closer to him, and they’ll warm each other...

The male lead’s inner thoughts: This woman keeps showing me favor and helping me at every turn... yet she says men are nothing but grass and trees to her?

I don’t care. You flirted with me first. If you don’t take responsibility, who will?

Male lead: The compassion and trust in your eyes back then moved me so deeply. Now the wariness and distrust in your eyes cut me to the heart...

(The heroine silently gathers up the risqué picture books scattered across the floor.)

Heroine: A powerful woman needs to build a relationship of mutual trust with a powerful man. That way, they can both become stronger. You’re so weak. Why would I choose you?

(The male lead presses his forehead. What cruel things are coming out of that pretty little mouth? Thank goodness she isn’t talking about me.)

Beautiful, strong, tragic heroine VS an even more beautiful, stronger, more tragic male lead

Little Fire Person VS Little Ice Person

Reader notice:

There are plenty of liberties taken with the setting. I hope you’ll bear with me~~

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Blurb for The Mouse as the Cat’s Bridesmaid:

After being reborn, Wei Shejun’s true form is a mouse spirit. Forget enlightening those fearsome characters assigned by the Heavenly Court; even staying alive is a struggle.

The Heavenly Court’s punishment is harsh, and Su Shisan’s hatred runs deep... No one will listen to Wei Shejun explain. She’d only had too much to drink, and in her dream she tried to climb onto a lampstand to steal oil. Her arms weren’t long enough, and when she jumped, she rolled right off Han Yun’s back and turned into a spirit.

The heroine’s name: The auspicious reading of this name is unbelievably good, but the fortune-telling text says it’s unsuitable for a woman, or else she’ll be left alone in a deserted boudoir and doomed to loneliness. I looked it up, and the extended meaning of “left alone in a deserted boudoir” is that no man will ever move in. It can also refer to a woman who might never marry, or might be unable to find a husband. Well, thank you very much. I absolutely have to use this name.

The male lead’s name: The guy didn’t make it into the twelve Earthly Branches, so he forced himself in as number thirteen.

Blurb for I Became a Thai Entertainment Ghost Ship:

Tan Huai is starstruck for the first time and doesn’t have much experience.

I just want to timidly ask two questions:

Did you also end up sitting across from your bias for a meal not long after becoming their fan?

When you bought a house, did you also manage to buy the one right across the hall from your bias?

Ruai Does White Mud: The characters, actions, locations, organizations, occupations, and plot in this show are entirely fictional and for entertainment purposes only. Please don’t assume that your bias is being portrayed. I made it up, I made it up, I made all of it up.

PS: My dear Thai entertainment girls, don’t lose your ability to learn and read. Love yourselves and exercise.

PS: I’ve never been to Thailand, and I don’t plan to go.

Theme: Become a better version of yourself.