The Villain's Little Ancestor Has Crashed and Burned

Su Yao, a fox spirit who had reached the highest level, was struck by the Heavenly Dao by mistake and transmigrated into a book as a troublesome supporting female character, destined to be cannon fodder for the sick, obsessive villainous big shot. Her father doesn’t love her, her mother doesn’t care for her, her little brother is too much to handle, and even the scheming girl who was switched at birth has to stick her nose in. No problem. Let’s take them all on. Come on, show me what you’ve got. Want to fight? The kind where one kick leaves you with a shattered bone. A green tea schemer? The kind who gets punched to the ground and cries her eyes out. The bold little fox manages to lose her footing in front of the villainous big shot! At first, she works hard to win the sick, obsessive villain’s favor, proceeding one careful step at a time. Later, the villainous big shot closes in on her step by step, his gaze growing ever more heated. They say it’s deadly to provoke someone a lovesick obsessive has set their heart on. Poor little Su Yao: “I haven’t provoked anyone you like.” The villainous big shot: “Right. But you’ve provoked me.” Su Yao: “???” She tries to escape, only to be pulled into the villain’s arms. He murmurs in her ear, “A Yao, your fox ears are showing...” Su Yao covers her head with both hands, then realizes she’s been tricked. One moment she’s fuming with embarrassment, and the next she’s terrified. How does the villain in the book know she’s a little fox? A Yao is stunned. The villain is actually... The villainous big shot chuckles softly, his voice low and slightly husky: “You’re mine. You can’t escape, no matter where you go.”