Transmigrated as a Villainous Supporting Girl, Binding an Obscure Villain Before He Turns Black

[Romance novel, romance novel, not a big female lead]

Mildly cosmic apocalypse story (a damp, twisted big villain x a resilient, brave little sun)

The great villain Xie Yanhan was born rotten to the core, cold and heartless, brutal and bloodthirsty, and almost destroyed the world by himself.

But the great villain, who now has no equal after defeating everyone, once had a vicious and mean fiancée who crippled one of his legs, sold his flesh and blood, and then pushed him into the hell of a research institute’s confinement, where he was tortured beyond death and had his body cut open again and again.

The great villain hated that fiancée to the bone.

Then Jiang Sui transmigrated into that vicious, mean, cruel, and selfish fiancée.

In order to avoid a tragic death, Jiang Sui decisively embarked on the path of abandoning the mission.

What original plot, what vicious villain, what tormenting the pitiable and handsome great villain—she threw them all aside and focused entirely on stocking up supplies and repairing houses, ready for the apocalypse.

Unfortunately, by a twist of fate, she still ended up causing the great villain to break his leg.

The future great villain was now just a little pitiful thing living under someone else’s roof, reading people’s expressions and being beaten and humiliated at will.

Feeling guilty, Jiang Sui took the little pitiful villain and set out on the road of apocalypse survival.

They supported each other along the way, wandering and drifting from place to place. At last, after his legs healed, the great villain confessed to Jiang Sui.

Shocked, Jiang Sui decided to run away.

But she ran straight into the great villain’s carefully woven cage.

“I’ll tell others that you were killed by me and completely disappeared from this world. From now on, no one will look for you, care about you, or mind you.

“You will belong to me alone forever. No one will see you, and no one will be able to touch you, no—”