Everyone Loves a Bad Woman

[Please add my new story, Raising Pandas in the 1980s, to your collection!]

[There's no gossip. I turned off the comments because this story was so unpopular that nobody commented, so I figured I might as well switch them off.]

Lu Xiao, a "queen of the sea" with countless fish in her pond and endless backup lovers, dies in her hospital bed after a serious illness.

As her soul drifts through the void, a System binds itself to her and orders her to help the villainess in a book complete the plot. As long as she finishes the tasks, she'll gain a vigorous new lease on life.

But the story doesn't seem to go the way it's supposed to after she completes each task.

Lu Xiao follows the plot by dumping her childhood sweetheart, hurting a trainee who was pursuing the heroine, and trying to steal the celebrity actor boyfriend destined for the heroine.

Just as she finishes her missions and prepares to go home to inherit a trillion-yuan fortune and meet the blind date her family arranged, three men suddenly appear outside her door...

Famous painter: "Xiao Xiao, give me one more chance."

Top-tier star: "Sis, are you really going to leave me behind?"

Popular celebrity actor: "What am I supposed to do if you leave?"

System: ??? What happened to these three?

Lu Xiao (admiring her freshly done nails): Three? Did you miscount?

Seeing Lu Xiao, who was supposed to have a tragic ending, living a brilliant life, and watching men line up from her doorstep all the way to France, desperately trying to make her smile, the System falls into deep thought.

System: Why did things turn out this way???

Lu Xiao: Haven't you heard the saying? Bad women never get hurt.

Reader's Guide:

1. The heroine only loves herself. She's very forward, takes no responsibility, and turns no one down.

2. A feel-good story, a feel-good story, a feel-good story. It might be very Mary Sue.

3. There is a male lead, but readers who are very particular about the male lead should be warned.

Upcoming Story: Raising Pandas in the 1980s. Please add it to your collection!

Xia Yao, who studied animal husbandry for four years, graduates. Just as she's worrying about what to do with her future, she transmigrates.

The good news: she's transmigrated into a book and found a job suited to her degree.

The bad news: she's gone back to the technologically underdeveloped 1980s, and her job is raising pigs in the countryside.

Xia Yao: ???

In the book, the original Xia Yao, who shares her name, is the heroine's foil.

The heroine works hard and is not only the first person in the village to buy a house in the city, but also marries the son of a brick factory owner. She never has to worry about food or drink and lives the kind of life everyone envies.

Xia Yao is just as beautiful, but she schemes and seduces all the young men in the village. In the end, everyone calls her shameless, and the only person willing to marry her is the village idiot. On her wedding day, an accident happens, and she dies in the pigsty...

Xia Yao: Dealing with people is exhausting. There's nothing wrong with raising pigs in peace...

The villagers all laugh at Xia Yao for being foolish. She spends all the family's money on pigs, horses, cattle, and sheep, and often carries a sack of steamed buns and bamboo shoots to feed the wild animals in the mountains.

One day, a village thug follows her, hoping to take advantage of her. But one of the animals she's been feeding bites his arm. Furious, he calls the forest rangers and demands that they get rid of all her smelly animals too!

But when everyone arrives and sees Xia Yao happily playing with a group of round, black-and-white animals...

Forest Ranger Captain: Is that... is that a giant panda?!

As the times change, the number of wild giant pandas dwindles. But Xia Yao secretly builds them a little paradise behind the mountain.

Hoping to ensure they receive better care in the future, Tang Cheng, the head of the Animal Protection Center, decides to find a way to bring them all back to the center.

Tang Cheng: No matter what it takes, we have to bring them back!

Later, people notice that Director Tang, who used to care only about animals, has changed.

He served in the military for years and is tough as iron, as well as unsmiling. But now, whenever he sees Xia Yao, he can't stop the corners of his mouth from turning up.

Until one day, an employee catches him buying an exquisite bow at the mall...

Tang Cheng: Um, Tuantuan the panda is about to give birth. I've always thought of it as my own child, so this is a present for it.

The employee glances at the card that says "To Miss Xia": Yeah, right!

Tang Cheng: Pandas are children. It's perfectly reasonable to give their mother a present, isn't it?

Reader's Guide:

1. The heroine's career is raising babies. Besides pandas, she'll raise all kinds of little ones.

2. Sweet, sweet, sweet! Feel-good, feel-good, feel-good!

Theme: Learn to love yourself