I Bore the Villain's Son​

After a night swept away by reckless passion, Elisabeth surrendered to the warmth that drowned her loneliness—never imagining the consequences. Months later, embraced then abandoned by a merciless lover, she discovered she was pregnant.

Yet Elisabeth didn't despair. Instead, she felt a flicker of hope: "At least I won't be alone anymore."Though the path would be hard, she vowed to raise her child with all her love.

Years later, a thunderous voice shattered her fragile peace:

"Don’t dare deny he’s my son—that boy is my mirror image! Youwill come with me, Elisabeth. Willingly or not."

Stunned, Elisabeth realized the man she’d once shared that fleeting night with was none other than the "Mad Villain of Prussia and Babaria"—a tyrant whispered in nightmares across kingdoms.

THIS WITCH TRANSMIGRATED INTO THE ROMANTIC NOVEL'S SUPPORTING ROLE

In the book “The Sweet Wife of the Campus Heartthrob”, Chu Yang was an extremely capable female supporting character. She came from a poor family and had a weak and delicate appearance. She followed the main couple around pretending to be pitiable while secretly trying to sabotage their relationship so she could take the female lead’s place.

Later her true colors were revealed and she was spurned by everyone. When she fell ill, there was no one to take care of her and she died alone in her shabby little shack. By the time her body was discovered, it had already started to decay.

Chu Yang, a witch who had transmigrated into the book: …Crash! Why bother with men! Making money is so much better than chasing men.

Much later, Chu Yang secretly felt up the abdominals of the man next to her: Mmmm, sometimes playing with men is pretty nice too.

Chi Yan, who had just woken up, felt his ears turn red: My girlfriend seems to really like my abs, I should work hard to maintain them…

❗NOT MINE❗

The Color Of The Canvas

Alessandro Smith was raised in a family where torment and murder were chosen pastimes, and his childhood was marred by kidnapping and abuse. This volatile upbringing molded Alessandro into a cold and spiteful individual who held a deep animosity for mankind.

Outside of tormenting his enemies, Alessandro harbored a less sinister hobby: painting. His artwork stunned his teachers and tempted affluent patrons to part with their wealth for his creations.

No one really knew the ingredients of the crimson paint he favored.

An unexpected encounter brought a girl into Alessandro's life, challenging his understanding of the world.

Warning: This book is filled with violent and explicit content, which might repulse and discomfort some readers.