Transmigrated into the Villainous Big Shot's Treasure

The hostess has a problem: She wanted to kill the male protagonist at first to regain her luck. How can she guarantee that the luck in her previous life will still be there in this life when she has already passed through the book and regained it? She has to kill the male protagonist to snatch away the good luck she had in her previous life? Don't quite understand. It feels like a vicious villain. At first, the heroine believed that the heroine in the original book was so true, kind, and beautiful that she was about to be killed, and she didn't know who had done it. The feeling of family is also inexplicable. Her uncle saved her sweetheart from dying, but she used her luck to save her uncle and became an idiot. (I don't think the relationship is that deep, luck is her life.) She just took it away from her uncle who only appeared in hundreds of pictures once? . I feel that this kind of heroine is not as good as the negative image of the heroine in the original book. I'm sick of being fed up with stupidity. The plot is okay, but the characters are really bad. I can't stand watching it anymore. Retreat retreat retreat