A Vicious Female Rival Omega is Sweet and Soft

Synopsis: 

Ye Yixi, an employee of the Agricultural Planting Department, had just received a promotion and raise when she unexpectedly transmigrated into a yuri ABO entertainment-industry novel.

Worse still, it was an unbelievably terrible Mary Sue novel with a negative rating!

As one of the original novel’s cannon-fodder harem Alphas—a wealthy heiress who obsessively chased after the sweet and innocent heroine—Ye Yixi appeared arrogant and flirtatious on the surface, but secretly worshipped the heroine. In the end, she died in a car accident and lost all her wealth.

The system informed her that only by changing her fate and completing the main storyline missions could she return to the real world.

Originally, Ye Yixi planned to win over the official heroine and rewrite her tragic destiny.

However, while completing various side quests, she became increasingly entangled with Shen Qingran—the villainous supporting Omega who was destined for an equally miserable ending.

According to the novel’s setting, the two of them were sworn enemies who couldn’t stand each other.

Yet as Ye Yixi spent more time with Shen Qingran, she gradually discovered the softness and vulnerability hidden beneath her villainous exterior. She was flirtatious yet obedient, teasing yet lovable, and before long, Ye Yixi found her heart thoroughly captivated.

Looking at the sweet and innocent original heroine, then at the beautiful supporting character nestled in her arms, acting spoiled and seductively clingy—

Ye Yixi no longer hesitated.

She was changing targets.

She was going to pursue the villainess instead!

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Ye Yixi: What do I do? I don’t have enough points! I need to save my wife and change her ending—waaah!

System: Mm-hmm. Keep working on agriculture and greening projects. You still have a chance~♪

Planting +1
Points +1

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One-Sentence Summary: Determined to Romance the Villainess Instead

Theme: After every dark path, there is another village beyond the willows and flowers. (There is always hope after hardship.)