The Villainess Is Irresistible, and Every Young Prodigy Falls at Her Feet

[Editor’s Top Pick] Thanks for the invitation. I’m in a fantasy world and have just become a villain. Regarding the question posed by the on-screen comments, “What are the odds that my fiancé, who appears to be a useless nobody with no cultivation and a shattered dantian, is actually a child of destiny who found a golden finger, and that the villainous young lady who breaks off the engagement is blind to his worth, only to get beaten down by the protagonist later?” My answer is: zero! Following the villain’s rule of picking a fight with the protagonist if you want to die fast, I, Pei Yanran, refuse to break off the engagement. Not only that, I’ll take the initiative to give him all kinds of precious resources to help him cultivate, and we’ll marry in three years.

[Refuse to break off the engagement and earn good karma under “Heaven’s Mandate.” Reward: Ferocious Beast Art, “Phoenix Art.”]

[Practice the Phoenix Art and awaken the True Phoenix bloodline. Bloodline purity rises by ninety percent, reverting toward its ancestral origins. Your power increases greatly, making you the strongest among your peers in the clan.]

One day, the protagonist cultivates a Dao Bone, and the clan elders all urge you to strike decisively, take his Dao Bone, and implant it in yourself to forge an invincible path to the Emperor’s throne! The on-screen comments say, “Trying to snatch everything will only ruin you. When the Dao Bone turns on you and the protagonist kills you, don’t come crying!” You refuse without hesitation and use Phoenix blood to help him nurture it. The protagonist cultivates a True Dragon Dao Bone.

[You also earn good karma under “Dragon Transformation.” Reward: Supreme Double Pupils.]

Pei Yanran: “Double pupils are already invincible. I don’t need to borrow anyone’s bones!” ...There are three million protagonists under heaven, and even they must lower their heads when they meet me~