The Perfect Villainess

Ah, speaking of which, I started following the author as soon as they began writing, back in 2018, I think. At that time, I had no idea how the story would go later, so I was really looking forward to it. At first, I wasn't quite sure who the main character was. I remember initially thinking it was one of those urban rebirth/reversal stories, since the title and synopsis did seem very similar, haha. But later I realized it was different. The early part really focused on school life and Yunxiu's initial training, but the later part mainly revolves around pursuing her dreams in the entertainment industry. I've read many stories about the entertainment industry, but this one feels very cohesive, both in the beginning and later. The writing is incredibly meticulous. In the early part, you really only see Zhenxi's teenage years, but later you can clearly see the turning points and the direction of the story changing, becoming unpredictable. This is actually one of the most attractive aspects for readers—how amazing the foreshadowing will be...

My new book, *The Daily Life of a Villainous Female Supporting Character*, has begun stable updates. Please support it, my lovely readers! Her husband and sister conspired to push Yan An into a deep well and drown her. Her father watched coldly from the sidelines, finally saying only, "Everything is fate." By a stroke of luck, Yan An was able to return to the year she was 15, the day her mother died in a car accident. Back in that home, she faced a hypocritical father, a greedy stepmother, and two treacherous siblings—everyone plotting against her. Yan An refused to accept her fate! In her previous life, she was weak and easily bullied, ultimately meeting a tragic end. In this life, she will overcome all obstacles without fear, wielding her sharp sword with a chilling glint, to cleave down all wolves in sheep's clothing.

Dear Sir, I finished reading "The Best Villainous Supporting Actress" over a week ago. I stumbled upon it by chance, and at the beginning, I thought it would be like other rebirth novels, with a beautiful female lead dominating everything. But it's not. The female lead isn't pretty, but she's very hardworking and achieves her dreams step by step through her own perseverance. The plot is very exciting, and I really like this book. However, I really dislike the relationship between Sui Yang and Minor. It's like a knot in my heart, lingering on my mind. I've read through all the comments from readers on various websites to see what other readers think about this couple. But there's very little discussion about them. Here, I'd like to express my thoughts. In my opinion, Sui Yang became Minor's boyfriend after she lost her memory due to her boyfriend's father's suicide, and they were together for six years. The beginning of their relationship wasn't good. Minor's relationship with Sui Yang...

It's almost finished.

A question in advance: Regarding the side stories, what aspects would you like to see?

I promised to wait until it's fully developed before reading, but I just couldn't resist! The recent plot developments have left us feeling incredibly negative. Why? Because the author's writing is excellent, making it easy to sympathize with the characters. We're all deeply invested and hope the story unfolds as we expect. But considering the author's usual style, it's definitely setting up for later developments. We can't completely blame the author for writing this or that. We support some of the characters; honestly, they represent the author's hard work. It doesn't seem right to deny their efforts with just a few words. Why do we love this book and have followed it for so long? It's because we love Zhen Xiaoxi's indomitable spirit! Frankly, I think the romance is unnecessary; it feels too rushed. Zhen Xiaoxi isn't strong enough yet. She has ambition, so the author should give her enough assertiveness. Don't keep giving her sweet moments followed by painful twists. It's frustrating to keep reading. Once she truly reaches the top, I'll accept who she's with (smirking). And good luck, author! I'll keep following!

Please update! Although the author tries hard to update on time every day, I still can't get enough. Squeezing out a little time from my pile of papers to immediately check for updates has become a habit, but after each reading, I feel unsatisfied and anxious to continue... Why haven't Lin Xiu and Sui Yang appeared yet? I love Sui Yang so much; he's so warm and dotes on Zhenxi so much, but I always feel like he's not the male lead (well, to be honest, I initially thought he was the male lead when Lin Xiu didn't appear, but later I became unsure, it's so frustrating! Anyway, in the last book, I only guessed who the male lead was near the end when Xiao Lang died). Lin Xiu's seemingly ordinary entrance, yet with his own built-in energy, seems very much like the male lead. He's also very clean and cute, and so smart, with such a quirky temper, hahaha (suddenly thought of Mr. Shen Tu) *▽* I really hate Duan Aiting and Zhen Han; how can Zhenxi be overshadowed by them? Learn from Xiao Zao, completely crush her! Crushing them! Crushing them! I'm looking forward to them being proven wrong~ Also, I really like Sister Qian Rong and Sister Quinn (｢･ω･)｢ Speaking of which, I really miss Sui Yang and Lin Xiu so much~

I finished this book in over ten days, and to be honest, it was very heart-wrenching. Of the three men, I had the least faith in Yunxiu... But then came the major plot twist. At the beginning, it was impossible to tell that Dandan liked Yunxiu; I always thought she was making amends for a mistake from her past life. Since she could tell the other two boys liked her, why didn't she decisively reject them? She enjoyed their kindness while simultaneously hurting them. You're stabbing me in the back! Both of them have liked you for so many years. Sui Yang appeared so frequently in the beginning, only to turn out to be a supporting character. Since Yunxiu loved her so much, why did he use her? Maintaining ambiguous relationships with three people at the same time... Really... Putting two scumbags together, although they each have their own hardships and aren't inherently unlikeable, their sudden pairing is really hard to accept, which fits the book's title perfectly.

I've come to read and support your work! The plot is cleverly arranged, and the writing is profound. I have a lot to learn from you! Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง

The villainous woman is portrayed to the extreme; good, I'll save it.