The Little Cat Is Playing a Villainess Again Today

My next novel: "Oh No! I Met a Real Psychopath" I’m getting down on my knees to apologize. I have a particular story I really want to write, so updates on this one will be slow, but I promise I’ll finish it. Sang Ti is a cat demon who has been sealed away for years. The moment she returns to the world, she is forced to shoulder the burden of reviving the demon race. [Use your charm to conquer humanity at once! Crush the humans! Become the greatest villain in the whole world.] Sang Ti takes one look at the dazzling array of goods in the human world, its bustling streets, and its delicious food, and immediately surrenders. What villainy? All she wants is to eat, drink, and sleep, preferably while basking in the sun. But the demon race's cursed spirit keeps urging Sang Ti down the path of villainy, constantly teaching her various tricks for killing people. Sang Ti compares her own abilities with the level of technology in the modern world. Headache.jpg Fortunately, she soon realizes that the cursed spirit can't tell acting from reality. When Sang Ti plays an assassin in a movie. Cursed spirit: You're doing it all wrong. Who stabs someone in a major artery? Besides splashing blood all over yourself, what can you even do? Why aren't you thinking about how to get away after the killing? So Sang Ti quickly suggests some changes to the director. The director's feelings go from "You're going to teach me how to direct?" to "Oh my god! Have you actually killed someone?" and finally to "Sang Ti really is the best at killing people." When Sang Ti plays a breathtaking beauty who is hopelessly lovesick. The cursed spirit jumps up and down: A mere man can't stand in the way of our demon race's revival! Use him! Dump him! Seize the throne! Watching Sang Ti's performance, the director comes to the same conclusion as the cursed spirit: What man could ever deserve a face this beautiful and wicked? Change the script. It would be a crime against nature for Sang Ti not to play a villainess. * On the day the cursed spirit judges Sang Ti's evil level to be maxed out, she is accepting her lifetime achievement award when she suddenly hears that the demons have been unsealed. A whole crowd of monsters gathers at Sang Ti's house, staring at one another as they wait to reconquer the world. Sang Ti is forced to start a film company and help the monsters find jobs. At first, the monsters are furious: "How can a mighty demon stoop to acting for humans?" Later: "We can gain faith just by acting. Is there any easier job than this?" * Female lead: A snow-white, long-haired Turkish Angora cat with odd-colored eyes. Male lead: A wolf, but the female lead insists he's a dog. Every time they meet, she cheerfully calls him a bastard dog. Next novel: "Oh No! I Met a Real Psychopath" On her seventeenth birthday, Yu Wan learns two things: The person living in her home, who is better than her at everything, is her father's illegitimate child. Her parents are fighting bitterly over it and are on the verge of divorce. In an instant, every last shred of modesty is torn from Yu Wan's seemingly perfect life, exposing the filth beneath its glittering surface for all to see. Yu Wan is furious and resentful. She cries, but there's nothing she can do, so she takes it all out on the older brother who is only two months older than her. At school, Song Zhao is the perfect student everyone admires: excellent grades, sunny and cheerful, and good in every way. Yu Wan, on the other hand, is the haughty heiress many people hate, spoiled and willful, always keeping to herself. No one knows how Yu Wan bullies Song Zhao behind closed doors. Since she holds the moral high ground, she feels it's only right that her brother make up for the life she lost. And Song Zhao is like a saint, putting up with all of Yu Wan's unreasonable behavior. He's so perfect he seems like a fake, and he never gets angry. Until one day, Yu Wan has a dream. It turns out she's in a book. Song Zhao is the male lead, and she is the vicious female antagonist who bullied him when he was down and out. Worst of all, she isn't her father's daughter either. Back then, her mother was pregnant and had been abandoned. Relying on her family background, she forced her father to marry her. Her father gave up his lover and married into the Sang family, enduring it until he had built a successful career and finally decided to break things off with her mother. They've already signed the divorce papers. They just have to wait a month before making it public. No one wants her. She is the remnant of her mother's failed romance and proof of her father's humiliating marriage into the Sang family. From the very beginning, she was fated to live a tragic life. It has nothing to do with anyone else. Once Yu Wan understands this, she bullies Song Zhao even worse. If she's going to be a vicious female antagonist anyway, she might as well destroy everything from the start. Even after learning where her fate could branch off, she stubbornly throws away every opportunity and refuses to bow to the chosen one. But when her parents really do announce their divorce, Yu Wan finally comes to her senses. She applies to a university far away, determined to escape it all. Only after moving away and preparing to start a new life does Yu Wan realize that something isn't right. The people she develops feelings for never lead to anything. The friends she just made suddenly start avoiding her. Even things keep disappearing from her rented room every few days. Then one night, Yu Wan wakes to find a familiar figure sitting beside her bed. Her hands are tightly bound to a post, and at last she realizes that something has gone off track. Half of Song Zhao's face is hidden in darkness, the other half bathed in the pale moonlight. His perfect fake smile is still there, but his voice is cold. "Didn't you feel guilty about me? Then why did you leave me alone in hell, while you turned around and went off to live a normal life?" * Male lead: A real lunatic hiding beneath a perfect mask. Female lead: Dark and willful, but a normal person. A fake lunatic meets a real lunatic. "I was only pretending! How are you actually mentally ill?" Theme: Love what you do, whatever line of work you're in