Forced to Marry the Villain? My Sickly, Obsessive Husband Is Both Flirtatious and Adoring

Chen Xingmiao, a hugely popular actress, transmigrates into the script she has just taken on. It also features a villainous Boss who kills without blinking, named Xiao Ziyu.

Good news: the villain hasn't turned evil yet. He's still a frail, pitiful boy who's bullied by everyone.

Bad news: she marries him as soon as she gets there.

Even worse news: her System seems to be out to get her.

At their first meeting, the System tells her he's the male lead.

At their second meeting, the System tells her the villain counts as a male lead too.

Chen Xingmiao: ...

After they marry, she puts her acting skills to full use and clings to her life by a thread. Just as things start looking up, an imperial decree shatters their peace.

“By the Mandate of Heaven, the Emperor decrees: The second young miss of the Chen family is well-read, refined, and outstanding in both beauty and talent. The Empress Dowager and I are delighted to hear of her. We hereby betroth her to the Crown Prince as his Crown Princess. The wedding shall be held on an auspicious day. So decreed!”

Chen Xingmiao: What is this nonsense? This is ridiculous. Can the Emperor really force someone to remarry?

Xiao Ziyu: If you dare leave, I'll kill you.

Chen Xingmiao: Wait, weren't you supposed to be not evil yet? Villain, you have to follow the plot!