The More the Villainess Acts Up, the Better Her Luck

Su Moli accidentally awakens to the truth: the world she lives in is a novel, and she is the fake heiress who was supposed to marry the villain in place of the real heiress. She's just cannon fodder, and after mistakenly stealing the villain's company's confidential information, she meets a tragic end.

She thinks this world must be crazy.

Just as she's lamenting her tragic fate, she's bound to a Trouble-Making System. Every time she stirs up trouble, she gets a huge payout.

If she saves up enough money, she can just leave and live freely! Suddenly, she feels like she can make this world even crazier.

*

"My husband gave me a gold card today." Su Moli covers her mouth, putting on an exaggerated, affected expression. "Oh, why didn't Big Sis get one? Was it because you didn't want one?"

As a career-driven leading lady, the real heiress looks down most on clingy women who depend on men. And Su Moli isn't just clingy, she's foolish and brainless, too.

Sure enough, the real heiress shoots her a disgusted look.

[Successful troublemaking! Reward: 20 million yuan.]

Seeing so much money at once, Su Moli smiles even more broadly.

What's the big deal about stirring up trouble? She's in!

The villain, whose card was conveniently stolen by a "robber" yesterday: Hah. What a lying little fraud.

The villain wants to steal the male lead's contract? She'll do it! [Stir up trouble once, draw the male lead's hatred, and earn 10 million yuan.]

The villain wants to steal the male lead's thunder? She'll do it! [...Reward: 20 million yuan.]

The villain wants to bankrupt the male lead's company? She'll do it! [...Reward: 20 million yuan.]

Through her diligent efforts, Su Moli goes from having nothing to becoming a little rich lady. She's just about to charter a plane overseas and enjoy the good life.

But on the night before she leaves, the real heiress, who has always looked down on her, wipes away her tears and brings out shares, a black card, and a mansion, all at once, saying she wants to give them to Su Moli. She even asks if it's enough for her to spend.

The villain, who used to be desperate to divorce her, has red-rimmed eyes. He pulls her into his arms and holds her tight, his voice catching with a sob. "No, I don't want a divorce."

Looking at all the people trying to make her stay, Su Moli is baffled.

Huh? She's been such a troublemaker, so why are they all begging her to stay?

Core Theme: Live your own life.