The Villainous Big Shot Is Three and a Half

[Dotingly cherished by everyone + three and a half years old + heartwarming]

Tang Tang transmigrates into a book, where she is cast as a ruthless, vicious villain.

She is supposed to hide her murderous aura as she approaches the heroine, tormenting and provoking her while competing with her for the male lead.

The ending: the villain meets a tragic fate, while the hero and heroine get their happy ending.

But the story takes a turn completely opposite to the plot.

Tang Tang seems to have picked up the wrong script. Though she was supposed to be the villain, she has become everyone’s beloved darling.

Top-tier star Dad: “Meow Meow is my own daughter.”

Overbearing CEO Dad: “I’m Meow Meow’s real father!”

The heroine: “When Meow Meow grows up, she has to marry me!”

The hero: “Nonsense! Meow Meow can’t marry you. She promised to marry me!”

The little darling who has everyone around town wrapped around her finger knows nothing about any of this. She just stares longingly at the glittering candy.

A rebellious, free-spirited boy takes the little girl’s soft hand and, blushing, declares, “The candy is yours, and Tang Tang is mine!”

[May you grow wild and free, and shine brilliantly in the end]