After Transmigrating, I'm With the Villainess?

[Warning Guide]

My title naming is quite casual, I can't help it, like Lin Xiaoyu, my ex's name???

1. Atypical Transmigration: The female protagonist encounters a world mutation (the villainess changes gender) at the beginning, the system frequently malfunctions, and the mission logic is quirky. It's not a standard transmigration-face-slapping-counterattack trope.

2. Slow-burn and Awkward Romance: The emotional development between the two female protagonists involves a lot of internal monologues, probing, concealment, and emotional tug-of-war caused by system missions. It's clearly a mutual relationship, but the process is convoluted.

3. Female Protagonist's Early Emotional Detachment: Due to depression and system settings, the host's emotional perception is initially dull, emotional reactions are delayed, and there's a lot of internal drama, which might make her seem "cold" or "pretentious."

4. The Plot Contains Mild Silliness and Chaos: Mixed with absurd plotlines like system malfunctions, mistaken identities, and survival-driven matchmaking, the style repeatedly oscillates between dog-blood drama, suspense, and silliness.

5. Identity Substitution/Fusion Setting Exists: Involves confusing identity plots such as the original owner's return and the host changing identities, which might cause controversy over "substitute" or "self-cognition."

6. Not a Grand Heroine Power-Fantasy Story: The female protagonist mostly struggles to survive under pressure, psychological problems, and system missions. Her abilities are limited, and her growth journey focuses more on psychological recovery and emotional cognition.

Shi Ye woke up to find herself transmigrated into the villainess of an old-fashioned CEO novel. According to the plot, she would ruthlessly scheme against the innocent female lead and ultimately be ruined by the cold male lead, Qi Jin, ending up homeless.

Shi Ye thought, "Got it, stay away from the male lead and just survive." She quickly drafted a "peaceful breakup" plan and marched up to Qi Jin. But she saw a woman in a tailored suit, with cold eyes, turning around.

Shi Ye: "...?" System: "Static—Warning! Detecting abnormal character data! Qi Jin's gender does not match the original work!" Shi Ye: "??? You're telling me this now?!"

Even more outrageous, this "villainess female lead" not only didn't follow the script but also seemed very interested in Shi Ye's proposed contract of "fake engagement, real slacking off."

But... she thought they agreed to get what they needed and not bother each other? Why do they have to go on two dates a week? Why does she have to accompany her to class reunions? Why does the way she looks at me feel more and more wrong?

System: "Host, upon detection, Qi Jin's favorability towards you is steadily rising." Shi Ye: "Is there something wrong with this plot?" System: "This system supports diversified plot development."

And when the original innocent female lead made her grand appearance, she secretly gossiped with Shi Ye: "Seriously, how did you manage to melt an ice queen like my senior? What's your secret move?"

Shi Ye: "...If I said I just wanted to quietly be a background character, would you believe me?"

Laid-back survival female supporting character × Cold exterior, soft-hearted villainess female lead.