After We Switched Bodies, the Big Villain Fell for Me

Lu Liyou transmigrated into a book as an ordinary side character, only to swap souls with Mo Xiuhan, the story's overpowered villain. She became the tyrannical and ruthless Prince Han, who wielded immense power in the Great Ning Dynasty. To avoid a gruesome end, she clung to the male lead, the Third Prince, hoping to stay alive. But she soon realized that the upright young prince was growing more and more crooked under her care, and even wanted to eat and sleep with her. The most outrageous part was Mo Xiuhan, the villain who had ended up in her body. He suddenly rushed up to her, rose onto his toes, grabbed her lapels, and kissed her senseless. His five-foot-two frame radiated the presence of a six-foot man. “Marry me! Right now!” Uh, what happened to the cold, ruthless villain? Who was this blushing, flirtatious, jealous man? Years later. Mo Xiuhan: “The best strategy is to defeat your enemy through careful planning. The key is to win their heart.” Lu Liyou: “You rotten thing.” Mo Xiuhan: “So you don't like this rotten thing?” Lu Liyou: “I do. I like you so, so much...” (Alternate world, sweet romance, devoted to each other; a male lead who wins himself over, and a carefree heroine. Includes things like a temple prophecy. No palace or household intrigue. The novel is complete.)