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

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Thanks for the invitation.

I'm in a fantasy world and I've just become a villain.

As for the question raised in the comments, "What are the odds that the protagonist's fiance seems to be a good-for-nothing with no cultivation and a shattered dantian, but is actually a Son of Fortune who found a golden finger, while the villainous young lady who breaks off the engagement is blind and ends up getting face-slapped by the protagonist in a solo fight?" My answer is... zero!

Following the villain's principle of opposing the protagonist if you want to die fast, I, Pei Yanran, refuse to break off the engagement.

Not only that, I'll actively give him all kinds of precious resources to help him cultivate, then meet him here to marry him three years from now.

[Refusing to break off the engagement and earning good karma from Destiny earns the ferocious beast art, Phoenix Art.]

[By cultivating Phoenix Art, you awaken the True Phoenix bloodline. Its purity rises by ninety percent, returning toward its ancestral origins. Your strength surges, making you the strongest among your peers in the clan.]

One day, the protagonist cultivates a Dao Bone, and the clan elders all hope you will strike decisively, dig it out, and implant it in yourself to achieve an invincible path to becoming an emperor!

Comments: "Trying to snatch everything will only hurt you. Don't cry when the Dao Bone turns on you and the protagonist kills you!"

You decisively refuse and use Phoenix blood to help him nurture it. The protagonist cultivates a True Dragon Dao Bone.

[Sharing good karma through Transformation into a Dragon earns the Supreme Double Pupils.]

Pei Yanran: "Double pupils are already invincible. There's no need to borrow a bone!"

There are three million protagonists under heaven, yet when they meet me, they must all bow their heads~