The Villainess’s Final Act

In a chaotic border town, a middle-aged man was found dead in his home.

Two days later, two young men came forward at the same time to confess, each claiming to be the killer.

Investigators found that the two had almost no connection in their daily lives, but both had been close to the same girl.

Years later, on a rainy night, in an apartment beside the Thames, a woman put a cigarette between her lips. Two lighters flared beside her at the same time.

A message arrived on her phone: a genius artist had killed himself for love. Her fingers paused, then she turned off the screen.

"Rongrong, what's wrong?"

The person beside her looked over, eyes full of burning love.

She said nothing, gazing quietly at the rain beyond the London window.

No one knew how many young men's hearts she had crushed on her way up out of the mire.

**Judged by ordinary standards, this is a very, very bad female lead.

A melodramatic, old-school Mary Sue with a reverse harem. I wrote it myself because I couldn't find anything to read.

The men who appear in this story are all tools for the female lead.

The female lead values her future and won't do anything that would land her in prison, but she'll take down anyone who gets in her way. Her own interests always come first.

■ The cover is used with permission.

Theme: Learn to love yourself