Villainous Couple’s Labor Reformation Diary

The Gu King, Yan Luo, was defeated in his battle against the Xiaoyang Sword Master. Mu Zhaoran, as the Gu King’s cultivation partner, was pushed into the Poisonous Gu Snake Pit along with the reviled and cursed Poisonous Yan Luo, to suffer the Chai Basin Punishment. On the verge of death, a Villainous Female Supporting Character Reformation System suddenly descended from the heavens. It proclaimed that times had changed; brainless, cat-fighting villainous female supporting characters were no longer in vogue. Thus, it, this system, was born to reform such characters across various novel worlds. Mu Zhaoran, with her heinous crimes, was its chosen first target. As long as Mu Zhaoran accepted the system’s reformation, she could live her life anew, offset the sin value accumulated in her past life, and thereby defy fate to gain a new life. If she performed exceptionally well, she could even be assigned a good man from the female lead’s circle—someone other than the male lead or the second male lead—to be her husband. She would no longer be forced to marry that dark, ugly, and thoroughly venomous Gu King, Yan Luo. As the saying goes, “Lay down the butcher’s knife and become a Buddha on the spot.” Mu Zhaoran: “Fine.” When she opened her eyes again, she had returned to the age of fifteen, when she first entered the Immortal Sect. She was once again the Nan Rong Little Princess, surrounded by splendor and dazzlingly brilliant, not yet knowing the hardships of the world or the adversities of the future. The system spoke in her mind: See that female lead? Go on, you must get along lovingly this time. – He had clearly and profoundly experienced her hypocrisy, her heartlessness, her silver tongue. He also loathed her foolishness, her frivolity, and how easily she had submitted at another man’s feet. But he still loved her. *1v1, HE, Villainous Female Supporting Character x Jealous and Resentful Husband — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Villainous Couple’s Labor Reformation Diary — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠