I Need 100 Hate Points to Leave, He's Stuck at Zero

A Plain Jane Prone to Tears VS a Stoic Male Chauvinist



Hazel Sinclair dies from overwork and transmigrates into a book, becoming the villainess who shares her name.



She is also bound to a Villainess System. Her mission is to prevent the character from going OOC and accumulate 100 aversion points. Completing the mission will yield a generous reward. She recalls the tragic fate of the original villainess in the book.



Hazel Sinclair accepts the mission, diligently maintaining the character's persona and personality every day.



Today, she demands an incredibly expensive Black Swan cake that she could never afford.



Tomorrow, she demands he buy her a bottle of Chanel perfume.



The day after tomorrow, she demands he buy her a three-thousand-yuan dress.



In others' eyes, Hazel Sinclair is: sharp-tongued, harsh, snobbish, loves to curse at people, and is utterly obsessed with money.



Hazel Sinclair is even smug about this, thinking she's such a great actress that she deserves an Oscar.



But one look shows her aversion value is 0.



Hazel Sinclair is shocked and can't believe her eyes.



This man, is he a Ninja Turtle?



Little does she know, things look completely different from Leon Sterling's perspective.



His wife didn't abandon him when he went bankrupt. She used to spend millions on clothes, bags, and jewelry, but now she only asks him for things that cost a few thousand.



Every time she calls him useless, tears stream uncontrollably down her face. It breaks his heart to see her like that.



True love is revealed in adversity. My wife loves me the most.