When a Beauty Can No Longer Be Content to Be a Couch Potato

If you’re going to transmigrate into a book, then you might as well be the villainess. After all, how could a villainess ever have genuine feelings? She’s obviously after the male lead’s looks, status, and money. Her whole purpose is to climb the social ladder, and she’s supposed to be vain and wicked. Genuine affection is out of the question. Yun Chuchu had even planned to be an extra-vicious villainess. But when she woke up, the story was already over. So what was the point of transmigrating into the book? In an ancient continent, five kingdoms had been locked in a stalemate for a hundred years. A prophecy claimed that a woman like a phoenix would bring whoever won her favor dominion over the world. The princes and grandsons of kings from all five kingdoms went to great lengths to find her, hoping to unite the land. One day, Yun Chuchu was discovered. A certain Crown Prince: “I’ll let you climb the social ladder.” A certain prince: “I’ll make you my princess consort.” A certain royal grandson: “I have mountains of gold and silver. Just say how much you want.” Yun Chuchu was utterly unimpressed. So what if he was the Crown Prince? She was a princess herself. A princess consort? With a heap of wives and concubines? No thanks. Whoever wants the job can have it. And as for gold and silver, you can’t take it with you when you’re born or when you die. What’s the point? As a freelancer, she could sleep in, get up late, eat meat, feel the breeze, and gaze at the moon. Life was better than being an immortal. Why leave? A certain man raised an eyebrow. “Meat? I’ve got some at home.” Yun Chuchu: “You sell meat too? A fellow trader?” A certain man: “...Something like that.” Yun Chuchu, excited and eager to compare notes: “How many pounds do you sell a day?” A certain man: “...” Yun Chuchu’s brow twitched. She glanced at the tall, long-legged man before her, so carefree and aristocratic, then at the chicken drumstick in her hand, and looked up again... Maybe going to his place for meat wouldn’t be so bad after all... This novel is also known as A Beauty Like a Bane and The Villainess Is the Fairest, While the Male Lead and Other Suitors Don’t Deserve Her.