Wen Ruan used to be a vicious villain who dreamed day and night of conquering the world.
Good news: She transmigrated into the daughter of the ultimate villain, Qin Jiuzhou — and she’s three and a half years old.
Bad news: She landed in the extra story, where the once-terrifying, world-crushing villain has lost something vital — leaving only his gloomy, twisted temper behind.
Unwilling to give up on her grand ambition of world domination, she looks at Qin Jiuzhou with a bewitching tone:
“Do you want the heroine? Do you want to rule the world? Work with me, and you’ll regain everything that’s yours.”
Qin Jiuzhou says nothing. He only picks up a feather duster and sneers coldly.
——
Qin Jiuzhou loves madness and murder. Everyone calls him brutal and ruthless — and he agrees.
But ever since Wen Ruan appeared, shouting things like “Unify the world! Destroy everything!” and giving him her “strategic advice”…
The world somehow doesn’t seem so unfair to him anymore.
The once-feared “Living King of Hell” now spends his nights holding books, teaching his daughter to be kind and virtuous.
But somehow, he ends up being the one taught instead — even his bouts of insanity now have to wait until the kid’s asleep.
And worst of all? He actually lets her coax him into smiling — and can’t bear to see her wronged even a little.
When Wen Ruan is called a bastard, he storms in with his sword.
When Wen Ruan attends school, he demands sharply:
“Everyone else has a grand tutor — why doesn’t my Ruanruan have one?”
And when Wen Ruan secretly becomes the Crown Princess of the capital, recruiting a bunch of little followers behind his back…
He’s just—tired.
Time to rebel.
——
The entire court of officials soon realizes: the mad, sinister Prince Qin has changed—
He’s quit drinking.
He’s busy raising his daughter.
He’s stopped pining after his crush.
He’s become a full-blown daughter slave.
But the scariest part of all?
He’s actually going to rebel this time!
