After Transmigrating into a Book, I Was Marked by the Crazy Villain O.

Wei Qingzhou transmigrated into a novel.

The good news: She is the heir to a top-tier wealthy family. She has money, beauty, and a life where she can simply lie back and enjoy an easy victory.

The bad news: She is also the vicious cannon-fodder character who, in the original story, forcibly takes the Omega female lead for herself. In the end, her family is destroyed, and she dies a miserable death.

In order to stay alive, Wei Qingzhou decides to stay away from the female lead, reject the original plot, and absolutely never do anything that could get her killed.

That night, Wei Qingzhou thought that as long as she saved the female lead, she would successfully escape the doomed fate of the original story.

She never expected that the person she had saved wasn’t the female lead at all.

It was Shen Ji, the ultimate villain of the entire novel.

Reason tells Wei Qingzhou: Stay as far away from this lunatic as possible.

But that unexpected incident that night just happens to make two people who should have had absolutely no connection become completely entangled with each other.

One moment, Wei Qingzhou is swearing that she values her life and must stay away from Shen Ji.

The next moment, for the sake of saving her own life, she has no choice but to repeatedly take the initiative to go to Shen Ji and act like a dog at her feet.

Until later, Shen Ji corners her against a wall.

The woman lowers her eyes and leisurely asks:

“Didn’t you say you wanted to stay farther away from me?”

Shen Ji has never trusted anyone.

Family can betray you.
Feelings can change.

The only thing that won’t is power held firmly in one’s own hands.

Until she met Wei Qingzhou, the notorious spoiled heir of Shinjing.

This person clearly knows that Shen Ji has countless schemes up her sleeve.

She knows that Shen Ji is absolutely not a good person.

Yet while saying that she is afraid of Shen Ji and wants to leave her, Wei Qingzhou repeatedly chooses to stand by her side.

The power—she wants it.

And this person—she wants her too.