The Three-and-a-Half-Year-Old Darling Turns the Villain’s Lair Into a Workplace Battlefield

[Transmigrate into a book + lighthearted comedy + villain + a touch of scheming + ensemble cast + happy ending] Meng Huo had originally intended to destroy the apocalypse, but accidentally transmigrated into a novel and was even born as the biological child of its villain. Born with the intention of overturning the dynasty, Meng Huo soon discovered that there was no way to accomplish her goal of destruction while living in a bandit's stronghold. So she went to the capital to seek out her villainous father, intending to borrow his power to destroy the world. Instead, through a series of unlikely coincidences, she set the plot back on the right track. Meng Huo never imagined that, in pursuing the villain, she would change the direction of the story. She led everyone down a path where the villains no longer seemed villainous, and the righteous no longer seemed righteous. With her own efforts, Meng Huo carried wickedness and evil through to the very end, only to make every villain take her as a warning and turn her into a textbook example for guiding protagonists. Meng Huo's mother, the bandit chief: “Lin Zhen gave birth to this child intending to raise her as the next chief. At first, she was afraid the child would be too indecisive to lead. Later, she discovered that this kid had more devious ideas than a beehive has bees. Lin Zhen feared the child would become a local menace, so she had no choice but to lead the stronghold from darkness into the light and set Meng Huo straight.” Meng Huo's father, the great villain: “There is something rather wicked about this child. I must lead by example and teach through words and deeds.” Thus, the great villain gradually reformed. Meng Huo's uncle, the great corrupt official: “There is something wrong with this child. She needs proper early instruction. We cannot let the Meng family's only child of this generation be ruined by our hands.” Meng Huo in the end: “So you're saying that, when all is said and done, I'm the only villain left?”