The Eighties Villainess: Saving the Antagonist with Passion and Affection

Shi Shi, a white-collar worker in the twenty-first century, unexpectedly transmigrated into a book and became the heroine’s sworn enemy in an eighties romance.

The heroine seemed innocent and naive, but was actually honey-tongued and treacherous. Shi Shi, who had once been a devoted fan of the heroine’s character in the book, was now suffering miserably.

After stealing the original owner’s childhood sweetheart, the heroine even wanted to pair her off with the hopeless second male lead to silence the neighbors.

Little did she know that in the original story, the second male lead never got over the heroine. He couldn’t even be bothered to visit on the day she gave birth, which led to the original owner dying in childbirth.

Shi Shi was furious. Now that she had awakened, she refused to be anyone’s tool.

Since her stepmother wanted to sell her off, she would defy fate and find a man she liked to register her marriage with.

Once they had their marriage certificate, the two would go their separate ways. Their marriage was strictly a modern arrangement.

But every few days, Shi Shi would receive passionate attention from that aloof man: “Little Shi Shi, when are you finally going to make me official?”