Transmigrated as a Vicious Cannon Fodder in the 60s, I Will Never Wash White

(How to prevent troublesome relatives? Of course, by becoming the biggest troublemaker yourself!)

Transmigrating into a book isn't scary; what's scary is transmigrating into a vicious cannon fodder with a miserable end.

Listing He Ruixue's family: The eldest brother is reckless, the eldest sister-in-law is shrill. The second sister and her husband are both love-struck idiots. The third brother and third sister-in-law are lazy and dawdling.

The original host, as the pampered youngest daughter of her parents, perfectly embodied all the family's shortcomings: gluttonous and lazy, savage and overbearing, arrogant, extravagant, and vain.

Aside from a pretty face, she was essentially useless. Yet, the family affection the female lead most craved was easily within her reach. As a control group, her existence was a thorn in the female lead's eye.

In the original book, she and her family met with unfortunate ends, becoming stepping stones for the female lead. He Ruixue fell silent, "Is it still too late for me to wash white now?"

Fortunately, her cheat arrived late but surely—activating the Great Villain System, any behavior consistent with her character's persona could trigger a critical hit. "This can actually work?"

"Don't wash white, I will never wash white!" She wants to be the biggest villain in the entire book!

(The cheat isn't actually that powerful; it only triggers in a small number of events.)

(She doesn't go to the countryside and generally doesn't go to the black market.)

(Warning: The female protagonist is not a good person. This novel contains supernatural elements; those looking for a purely chronological story should not enter.)