c1: Final Mission (3)

[This Mission is Extremely Important.]

[Host Must Follow Original Character Settings Strictly.]

[Failure to Maintain Villain Role May Result in Mission Penalties.]

Su Yueqing lazily leaned back against the carriage wall again, completely unconcerned.

"Relax," she replied calmly inside her mind.

"I’ve already been a mad empress, a poisonous concubine, a fake saintess, and even a villain teacher before."

"A spoiled noble wife is practically beginner level."

The system remained silent for two seconds.

Then—

[...]

[Host Confidence Continues to Be Unreasonably High.]

Su Yueqing smiled proudly at the familiar response.

Because honestly—

She had every right to be confident.

Nobody could survive ten missions without becoming skilled at pretending.

Outside the carriage, the wedding music gradually became louder, signaling that the Xi Manor was close.

Su Yueqing slowly closed her eyes again while replaying the story in her mind.

Xi Wenzhe.

The future villain feared throughout the capital.

Cold-blooded. Dangerous. Ruthless.

And doomed from the very beginning because he fell in love with the wrong person.

Meanwhile the original heroine—

A perfect white lotus hiding sharp poisonous fangs beneath a harmless smile.

The future destroyer of the Xi family.

Su Yueqing honestly almost admired her dedication.

Destroying an entire household from the inside while pretending to love them required real patience.

Then she remembered something else.

Her own ending in the original story.

Poisoned to death by her own husband after years of hatred and misunderstanding.

A painful death.

Very painful.

Su Yueqing’s mouth twitched slightly.

"...Tsk."

Forget it.

Pain was temporary.

Freedom was forever.

The carriage finally began slowing down outside.

Voices rose from beyond the curtains.

"We’ve arrived at the Xi Manor!"

Servants immediately became busier outside as footsteps approached the carriage.

Su Yueqing calmly reached for the red bridal veil resting beside her before slowly placing it over her head.

The moment the veil covered her face, the softness in her eyes disappeared completely.

Her expression turned cold.

Perfect villainess mode.

After all—

It was finally time to work.