Even a domineering hero isn't born that way.
First his mother died, then his father. His father's business partner hired an assassin to kill him for the company seal. His relatives broke his hand and tortured him for the location of the inheritance. Even his vicious stepsister dared to pour boiling water on his wounds and torment him.
Finally, at the age of seventeen, he grew into a twisted, domineering legend of the business world.
Oh, I forgot to mention: I've now transmigrated into the body of that vicious stepsister.
A year from now, he'll break both my legs and throw me into the sea to feed the fish.
Villain System: You can't break character. You must stick to the vicious stepsister's role to the very end. Otherwise, your soul will disappear. Complete the scenario successfully, and you'll receive a reward from the Supreme God...
Me: Sure, sure. No one can be more vicious than me! Let's get this over with.
To get through the plot as fast as possible and maximize my wickedness,
I signed up with the domineering hero for a family-reality show.
The domineering hero scorned the so-called "family bond." If I bullied him in front of the cameras, he'd chop me up the next day, right?
What a fast way to clear the scenario!
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The family-reality show has three families.
Family A's little princess (transmigrator): "I have the best big brother in the world."
Family B's domineering CEO older sister: "I can give my little brother anything he wants."
In Family C, the domineering hero doesn't want the audience to laugh at him, so he says: "We're not close. I don't know him."
The show begins.
I drooled at the food Family A's older brother had made. He gently invited me to join them.
The domineering hero grabbed me. "I can cook!"
Then I ate all the food the domineering hero made, leaving him nothing to eat!
Because of an ingredient problem, the siblings in Family A and I spent the whole night with diarrhea.
The domineering hero carried me to the hospital in the middle of the night, his steps uncharacteristically frantic.
Look at how badly I bullied him.
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When I saw the supercar Family B's older sister had bought for her little brother, I couldn't help admiring the gleaming car.
The domineering hero couldn't stand losing face, and grabbed me again. "I'll buy you one for your birthday!"
Me: "I want one that costs three million!"
The domineering hero gritted his teeth. "Fine."
Look at how awful I am! The domineering hero hates it most when people swindle him out of money.
On the show, all the siblings in the other families showed off their loving relationships in every way.
In our family, the younger brother went out early and came home late to support the household, while the older sister slept until ten. The younger brother not only handed over his pay card, but couldn't even get a hot meal when he came home. He also had to fetch his sister's foot-washing water and do all the housework.
After the show aired, viewers said: [This is so satisfying. In this kind of family, the older sister finally doesn't have to cater to her little brother.]
Me: ? This isn't how I imagined things!
Contestants from the other families fought over who got to play games with me, and even came to blows over who would sit beside me at the cinema today.
The domineering hero smiled ominously. "Don't you people have older sisters of your own?"
? Something seems a little off here.
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The domineering hero's tragic childhood eventually made him into a rich, cold chauvinist.
But now...
I sighed and looked at this handsome young man who could only keep yelling, "Give me back my big sister!"
Where did things go wrong?
Why was he still saying he wanted to give me all his money and begging me not to leave?
The main story is told in third person.
Theme: Family bonds that transcend blood