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Back in the Republican Era: Only Spoil the Little Villain
Back in the Republican Era: Only Spoil the Little Villain Plot:
The heroine, transmigrated as a supporting character in a Republican-era romance novel, returns to the villain’s pre-darkness period with a system mission. The original villain ends up dead; only completing the "save the villain" task allows her to return. Planning to lay low, she is unexpectedly targeted by the young, cold villain. Facing others’ suspicion and the original plot’s traction, she must hide her transmigration identity and rewrite the villain’s doomed fate. Along the way, she falls for the villain who bears blood feuds but dotes on her alone, embarking on a Republic-era romance that breaks the original plot amid sweet affection and crises.
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