After Transmigrating, the Villain Insists on Doting on Me

Su Xue'er's crime? Writing one too many scathing reviews. Her punishment? Being thrown into the very novel she criticized—as the villain's doomed wife, fated to die within three chapters. Her husband, Chi Rui, is the story's ultimate antagonist: a devastatingly beautiful, utterly psychotic nobleman who once massacred seventy thousand people in a single night for the heroine. Framed, broken, and consumed by vengeance, he's the last person anyone would want as a spouse. Su Xue'er's survival plan is simple: avoid him, outsmart him, and live past page thirty. But Chi Rui has other ideas. The cold-…