Transmigration: The Villainess in the Novel’s Healing Plan for the Villain

Su Wanjing transmigrates into a cliché CEO romance novel. . In the original plot, the male lead spoils the heroine endlessly. . But unfortunately, Su Wanjing is not the heroine. . She is instead the “giant obstacle” standing on the male lead’s path to love. . A villainess who ruins everything, acts obsessively, and ends in ruin—family destroyed, reputation shattered. . Even worse— There are two major antagonists in this world. One is herself: hopelessly in love with the male lead, turning into a humiliating obsessive follower. The other is her business marriage husband: a cold, twisted man who in the original story falls madly in love with the heroine and spirals into obsession. Both of them were destined for madness. . But now— It hasn’t reached the point of no return yet. There is still time. Still a chance to change everything. . So Su Wanjing decides: If the story calls her a villainess… Then she will simply rewrite the ending. She will not chase the male lead. She will not fall into ruin. And as for her so-called “mad husband”— She will try to… heal him first. . But what she doesn’t know is— The man who was supposed to be cold, distant, and unreachable… Has already started looking at her differently. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Transmigration: The Villainess in the Novel’s Healing Plan for the Villain — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠