Transmigrated into a Book as the Villain's Daughter, but the Heroine Is Too Arrogant

A popular author transmigrates into her very first Mary Sue novel, becoming the villainess everyone loves to hate. A twist of fate forces her to pack up and flee her living hell, but when she strays from the main plot, she winds up tackling side quests instead. As a villain, she ends up living the protagonist's life: not only does she spend her days caught up in the jianghu's troubles, she also has to stop a feud that threatens the nation. Being a villain is exhausting. No melodrama, one-on-one romance, strong male and female leads, no misunderstandings, and a slow-blooming love story. "If he does this for the nation and its people, I won't regret it. But I will never let him die for the sake of these wretched hearts. So if he dies today, I'll turn against all of you!"