Villains Are Not Allowed to Destroy Their Character Without Authorization

Tang Feiju slipped into a fairy tale about upgrading and became a vicious heroine who had a crush on the villain. She was originally wealthy and had no shortage of money, but in the original book, her whole family was wiped out because of the bloodshed caused by the villain, and she herself also died with hatred because of the villain's poison. The system also wants her to defeat Lu Xingzhi, the yandere villain who kills people without blinking an eye and has a bodhisattva face and a snake heart. She stared at the villain in front of her who was about to blame her and kill someone with a borrowed knife, and laughed strangely: "Strategy, it shouldn't be a problem to change the method." I'm not having a good time, so don't even think about it. He picked up the knife and stabbed Lu Xingzhi in the heart. One stab was not enough and he stabbed him again. The system looked dumbfounded and screamed at her to stop. She innocently spread her hands and said, "He was the one who started trouble. I was acting in self-defense." — In order to conquer Lu Xingzhi, Tang Feiju chose unconventional methods, including but not limited to: One second she was worried that he wouldn't sleep well, the next second she bumped into his arms deliberately, and then looked at the villain's pale face in a good mood. One second she sweetly delivered him a meal, the next second she threw it away, leaving him hungry all day long. One second she said she liked him, the next she said she wanted him to die. Look at his heartache. It is difficult to evaluate the system: "The host will overturn sooner or later." Tang Feiju didn't care because she was really having fun. Later, the yandere boy in the article kissed her forcefully and tenderly, but she couldn't say a word "no". It's almost identical to the original text. Motto: Don't trust others easily