All the Protagonists Ended Up With the Villain

Yu Chu transmigrated into a book. The original character was the novel's foolish and vicious biological son.

Because he was married to a villain who was in a vegetative state to bring him good fortune, the original character was full of resentment. Every day, he insulted the villain in all sorts of ways at his bedside, unaware that the villain had already woken up.

By the time Yu Chu arrived, the original character had been standing by the villain's hospital bed for the nth day, cursing him as usual.

Thinking about the original character's miserable future, Yu Chu felt utterly hopeless. He had no idea how to deal with this deadly start.

Chu Ci had awakened two months earlier and knew exactly how awful Yu Chu could be.

Today, the original character had been angered by someone outside. The first thing he did when he got home was launch into a passionate tirade. Just as Chu Ci was filled with disgust, Yu Chu, who had transmigrated into the book, took his hand and silently worked up some tears.

"I thought passionate verbal abuse was supposed to wake people up. If you're the one being cursed, I'm the one who feels the pain."

The next second, Yu Chu kissed Chu Ci on the lips. "How about we try the Sleeping Beauty kiss cure?"

After that, Yu Chu gave him a good-morning kiss, a noon kiss, and a good-night kiss every single day.

Chu Ci, who'd been taken advantage of countless times: "..." I can't believe I fell for that.

Chu Ci finally couldn't take it anymore and opened his eyes.

Yu Chu was overjoyed: My mouth is free!

Chu Ci sneered: Dream on. You're getting a kiss from your husband every day.

(This blurb is the introduction to the first story.)

The following are rough outlines for the other stories. They may not be written in this order, and some may not be written at all.

① I kissed the sleeping villain awake (current)

② The devoted second male lead was won over by an older villain (current)

③ The beautiful prey was claimed by the villain (not yet written)

④ The villain I killed was reborn (historical)

!! Read this before you start (general version) !!

① The author likes all kinds of pairings, and my preferences are always changing. Your dealbreakers, even the ones you consider absolute turnoffs, might be my favorites. Even if they aren't right now, they might become so before I know it. If you have strong dealbreakers, I don't recommend reading this.

② I'm not good at writing feel-good power fantasies or sweet romances. Personally, I think I'm okay at writing sweet scenes, though even a "both die" ending can count as sweet to me. But I'm really not good at feel-good power fantasies. If you want to read face-slapping and scumbag-bashing, you can stop here. It's not that I don't like reading it or don't want to write it. I just haven't unlocked that skill, and I genuinely don't know how. So don't expect to get that kind of satisfaction from my stories.

③ I only write what appeals to me. All character traits reflect my own preferences and understanding of them, so they may not match your definitions at all and might hit a dealbreaker for you.

④ The places, settings, social rules, all sorts of worldbuilding, and the development of the timeline in my stories are entirely fictional and based on my own ideas. They're all there to serve the plot and the development of the relationships. Please don't compare them to the real world and say they're unrealistic.

⑤ Let me emphasize this one more time: the author likes all kinds of pairings! I'm not a top- or bottom-exclusive fan, not someone who tries to keep everything equal, not a mutual-pampering fan, not someone who only likes couples who are each other's first, nor someone who dislikes that, nor someone who likes couples who aren't each other's first, or any other kind of fan I've never heard of. I'm simply an author with limited ability and ever-changing tastes who likes all kinds of things and writes what I want to read.

Theme: Only by loving wholeheartedly can you find happiness.