The Villain’s Diary – The Heroine’s Character Crumbles

Jiang Mu, who transmigrated into a book, becomes the villain. After failing to follow the plot set by the system dozens of times, he finally receives a goldfinger: a diary. [It was sunny on March 5th. Ding Nanrong's body is very attractive, but her clothes are so ugly, ugly, and ugly…] Ding Nanrong: “Jiang Mu, don’t think I won’t kill you!” [On the evening of March 5th, Xue Menghan was about to break off the marriage. This nympho is so stupid; what lines should I say?] Xue Menghan: “You’re the nympho! You’re the one who’s stupid! Who do you think you’re looking down on?” ————– I thought I would write a diary to get a reward, play the villain, complete the plot, and live a YOLO life. But I didn’t expect that the female protagonists actually had their own copies of the diary, and they didn’t play by the rules, causing the plot to become more and more twisted. ————— The more he wrote in the diary, the further the story strayed from the main narrative. The more he tried to set up the heroine with the MC as it was supposed to be, the closer they became to the villain (Jiang Mu). The more he wrote in the diary, the stronger he became. (Although he was happy about it, it became troublesome when he had to take a beating. It didn’t hurt at all; he had to put extra effort into his villain acting skills.) Nothing ever goes as he wishes.