Framed as the Villain？Why Not？ Episode 57
Framed as the Villain？Why Not？
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Transmigrating into the framed saint, Rex awakens a villain system and learns he's a prince of Dracoria. Embracing his new identity, he humbles his enemies, reclaims his throne, and challenges the succession. When conspirators plot against him, he unveils their schemes and rises as the eternal emperor.
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Framed as the Villain？Why Not？
The Lost Heiress's Vengeance
My Amnesiac Husband
Three years into their marriage, Paul Davis and Amy White are distant. When Lucy Lewis returns home, Paul asks Amy for a divorce, offering her a generous settlement. They sign the papers, but that night, Paul has a car accident and loses all his memories. He believes Amy is his beloved wife. During his hospital stay, Paul defends Amy from Liam Davis's advances. Together, they unravel misunderstandings and work to bring the villains to justice, clearing the air between them.
Life of Thorns
Framed by his impostor, Mark Jones, son of the Joneses, spent five years in juvenile prison. Though home again, he suffered even more from his family due to more set-ups and misunderstandings. When the Joneses ran into trouble, he had no choice but to marry a “mentally challenged” girl, who helped him reveal the truth.
Blood, Betrayal, and Badges
Vivian was brutally murdered by her own husband in a past life. Resurrected, she resolved to exact revenge. She discovered the truth about the attack on the general at the time and discovered that Lena was a female spy. After all, the villains received the punishment they were due.
After the Divorce, I Made Him Lose Everything
After divorcing the scumbag James Gabriel, Lillian Sawyer found herself adored by her oldest brother Alan Sawyer, second brother Bryan Sawyer, third brother Callan Sawyer, and her fiance, Yusuf Miller! Her ex-husband James refused to believe that Lillian was truly the precious daughter of the Sawyers. After several setbacks, James finally lost his entire fortune! The villain got his just desserts, while Lillian and Yusuf lived happily ever after.
The Villainess's Game
Trapped in a novel, Anna, coerced by a system to turn Dorian into a villain or face death, pretends to play by the plot while secretly aiding him. Their bond deepens despite system interference. Amid chaos and betrayals, their complex relationship strengthens.
The Villainess Is Mine Now
Larry Chase, an office drone, was sucked into the novel he was reading and became the villain. Instead of pursuing the female lead, he shrugs and walks the other way - right into the arms of the female villain. He embraces a new life of privilege, and with his rich family spoiling him rotten, he's living the dream.
The Villain's Irresistible Charm
Cindy Pine, chosen by the transmigration system after an accident, became the cannon fodder for female leads in novels. As she traveled through various worlds to save the antagonists, she never expected each antagonist—whether a moody, impoverished student or a restrained scion—to bear a striking resemblance to her original fiancé.
Framed as the Villain？Why Not？
Transmigrating into the framed saint, Rex awakens a villain system and learns he's a prince of Dracoria. Embracing his new identity, he humbles his enemies, reclaims his throne, and challenges the succession. When conspirators plot against him, he unveils their schemes and rises as the eternal emperor.
The Lost Heiress's Vengeance
Sheila Yorks, once a lost heiress, was taken by the Joneses. Shirley Jones, their real daughter, framed Sheila for her biological father's hit-and-run murder. Now, given a second chance in life, Sheila seeks revenge on them all.
Why So Anxious
The story begins with Quinn Carlton's family pressuring him to marry Charlotte Farrow, who is pregnant and desperately seeking a father for her child. Quinn denies being the father and refuses to be forced into marriage. He breaks away from his family and focuses on building his future and rekindling his bond with childhood friend and love interest Summer Rowland. Caught between love, family expectations, and personal ambitions, Quinn must navigate challenges to his dreams.
