The Villainess Refuses the Scripts
by Unknown Author
In every abusive romance novel, there is always a lowly female lead who is physically and mentally abused by the scumbag male lead to the point of being half-dead, yet shamelessly stays with him forever for a Happy Ending! How could Juno, who is The Great Demon King, tolerate this?” President’s Substitute Wife”? She would send the male lead a castration gift package in minutes, and conveniently earn ten billion from him!” The Prince’s Substitute Bride”? She would kill the evil female supporting character, torture the scumbag male lead to death, and logically counterattack from an abandoned wife to become an Empress!” The Childhood Sweetheart’s Substitute Lover”…Juno: “…” Is it the fucking substitute trope again?! Since the scumbag’s eyes are just for decoration and useless to keep, she might as well just dig them out! Oh, and by the way, she would help the vase-like female lead, who was covered in scandals, win a grand slam Best Actress award!…… After continuously completing the awakening tasks of the female leads in abusive novels and surpassing the SSS-level, Juno obtained a [Binding Card].The bound person cannot refuse and must accompany her to transmigrate into various old-school abusive romance novels filled with blind and foolish scumbags and lowly women. Let her take a good look, who should this “lucky goose”… be? Hmm, that little cannon fodder named Jayden Jacobs looks much more pleasing to the eye than the scumbag male lead, and he is good at both pen and sword, obedient, and ‘useful’!It’ll be him~A certain two-faced Celestial Master, who was mocked as a “little virgin,” lowered his eyes, smiling with indulgence and helplessness: Having waited for thousands of years, for which romantically clueless little Demon was it for? Everyone in the world says: Good and evil cannot coexist. But he, of all people, just had to be bewitched by this evil… — Description from novelcodex.org
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