Transmigration: In the Era That the Shameless Villains Live Long Lives

Meng Yu has only one wish: that her whole family can live safely and happily to a ripe old age. . But in this era novel, her family are the female lead’s horrible relatives. . They are the cannon fodder used to highlight the heroine. . They are the shameless villains of the story. . Originally, the family of six villains was destined to oppose the heroine and destroy themselves in the process. . Until Meng Yu arrived and changed the predetermined ending. . She claimed ownership of the heroine’s jade pendant ahead of time and used its hidden space to keep her family fed during the years of famine. . When the heroine secretly helped the impoverished male lead and his grandfather, Meng Yu reported them instead. . When the heroine’s mother planned to go to the city for an exam to compete for a factory job, Meng Yu’s mother loosened the wooden planks over the latrine in the middle of the night. The heroine’s mother fell into the pit toilet, became sick, and lost her chance— . leaving Meng Yu’s mother with one less competitor, successfully securing the worker position. . Opportunities are seized through one’s own efforts. . Even if the methods are disgraceful, it doesn’t matter. . Since they’ve already been branded as villains— . they might as well be villains to the very end. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Transmigration: In the Era That the Shameless Villains Live Long Lives — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠