I Became the Villainous Tycoon’s Darling by Trying to Get Myself Killed

The all-around agent Le Yan transmigrates into a book, ending up in the body of a spoiled, arrogant, vicious, pampered rich girl who’s good for nothing but her money and is hopelessly love-brained. Jealous that everyone likes the heroine more, she constantly schemes against her and picks fights with her, until she enrages her domineering rich husband and gets kicked out of the family.

After losing her beloved husband, the love-struck girl gives up on herself completely. She spends every day indulging in pleasure at her enormous mansion, throwing money around and keeping company with a crowd of drinking buddies, none of whom genuinely care about her. In the end, she grows old alone.

Le Yan, who was looking forward to retiring and taking it easy: “Wait, I get all that?”

So she goes all out being spoiled and arrogant, hoping every day that she’ll be written out early so she can spend money like there’s no tomorrow.

Before Shang Shiyan gains the ability to read minds, he thinks his wife is an arrogant, spoiled, foolish woman who’s good for nothing except loving him!

After he gets that ability, he discovers that the fool was actually him!

Not a single one of those words about loving him was true!

Divorce and an exit from the story? Spending money like there’s no tomorrow, surrounded by admirers?

Heh…

Le Yan acts out so much that even she can’t stand herself, yet she still can’t get divorced and leave the story. Unable to take it anymore, she asks, “Husband, why are you so doting and loving and forgiving toward me? Did you realize I’m actually both clever and strong, and kind and wonderful?”

“No, it’s because you’re uniquely ugly.”

Le Yan looks at herself in the mirror: a bird’s nest of wild hair, a face painted in every color, and a gaping red mouth. “…”

Damn, I’ve been taking the wrong approach!