The Black Lotus Villainess Only Wants To Possess Me - Chapter 1

“Ugh…”

A faint groan escaped the young woman’s lips, as if she were enduring some pain but couldn’t quite suppress the occasional whimper. Anyone who heard it would immediately sense her distress.

The room was filled with the sweet fragrance of white peaches. Ye Chengxing who was still groggy, instinctively opened her eyes at the sound of suppressed pain, her doctor’s instincts kicking in.

But as soon as her eyes opened, she nearly snapped them shut again, overwhelmed by the scene before her.

Ye Chengxing took a deep breath, her first thought being that she must be dreaming.

How else could I have been performing surgery on a patient just moments ago, only to find myself witnessing this?

A breathtakingly beautiful young woman lay on the bed, her brows furrowed slightly.

Her long hair cascaded across the pillow, and she wore only a sheer, almost transparent garment that barely concealed her most intimate areas, leaving vast expanses of snow-white skin exposed. The bright light illuminated her skin with a luminous glow.

An inexplicable intimacy hung in the air.

One glance was all it took for the image to become permanently etched in Ye Chengxing’s mind, impossible to shake off.

Perhaps she had been staring for too long, because the girl on the bed, her eyelashes trembling, opened her eyes.

She was indeed beautiful.

Her eyes were incomparably stunning, so radiant they seemed to dim everything around them. Long, delicate lashes framed amber pupils that shimmered like liquid gold, making them appear even clearer and more captivating.

But now, those beautiful eyes held only a dazed awareness, filled with humiliated anger and helpless despair.

Ye Chengxing shuddered at the raw emotion in her gaze.

“A-Cheng, are you satisfied with this birthday gift?” A teasing voice, laced with an ambiguous undertone, whispered in her ear. “I know you only differentiated this year, so I prepared this special treat.”

Ye Chengxing turned her head toward the voice, belatedly realizing someone was standing beside her.

She had never seen this person before—a complete stranger—yet the woman acted as if they were well-acquainted, casually patting Ye Chengxing’s shoulder with a knowing air. “Stunned, aren’t you? This Omega is top-tier, meticulously trained over years with medication. Don’t let her initial resistance fool you. Just wait a little longer, and I guarantee this night will be unforgettable…”

Still slightly dizzy, Ye Chengxing frowned slightly. Though she didn’t fully understand the situation, she realized this was no dream.

If this were a dream, it would be far too vivid.

In the few seconds it took her to react, the voice beside her grew increasingly explicit. Ye Chengxing endured listening for a while before finally understanding. Ignoring the waves of dizziness, she interrupted firmly, “You’re forcing her!”

Ye Chengxing figured she had stumbled upon a criminal gang’s operation. She reached for her phone to call the police, but even with the emergency number already dialed on the screen, she couldn’t proceed.

Staring at the unfamiliar phone, her movements froze. She couldn’t tell if she was using it wrong or if some force was preventing her from calling. Either way, the call wouldn’t go through.

Ye Chengxing’s sudden interruption startled the person beside her. They paused, then leaned closer to her ear with a knowing smirk. “Haven’t you had enough of that script yet? Though I must admit, their expressions when they discover the truth will be priceless. By now, you should be ready to reel them in, right?”

Ye Chengxing had no desire to waste any more words on this “criminal.” She wanted to call the police immediately and bring them to justice. However, the “criminal” misinterpreted her expression, winking suggestively. “Don’t worry, I’ll be out of here in a flash. I wouldn’t dream of interrupting your performance.”

Is he trying to escape?

Ye Chengxing instinctively reached out to stop him, but another sudden wave of dizziness caused her to grab at empty air. A moment later, an unfamiliar electronic voice echoed in her mind:

[Ding! Current identity successfully bound.]

As the electronic voice faded, the dizziness seemed to dissipate somewhat.

Ye Chengxing pressed her fingers to her temples and glanced at her phone screen. Before the electronic voice could speak again, she mentally demanded, “Did you stop me from making that call?”

Though phrased as a question, it sounded more like an accusation.

The electronic voice, likely surprised by her sharp intuition, paused before replying:

 [Yes… Greetings, Host. Due to the urgent circumstances earlier, allow me to introduce myself belatedly. I am System 001, your accompanying System for this mission. My previous interference was merely to ensure you made your decision in a clearer state of mind. There were no other motives. ]

Ye Chengxing listened to the System’s explanation without uttering a word.

The electronic voice continued.

[You are now dead, having died suddenly due to complications from over a dozen consecutive surgeries. You may not have fully processed this yet. ]

Ye Chengxing had suspected as much since waking up. After all, one moment she was performing surgery, and the next she was here. Something was clearly wrong, and this disembodied electronic voice confirmed her suspicions.

After a pause, Ye Chengxing asked, “So, is this the afterlife?”

The System quickly denied;

 [No, no, no! This isn’t the afterlife, but it is another world. Think of it as a mission. We detected exceptionally high merit points from your previous life. By completing tasks and gathering sufficient energy, you can be resurrected and return to your original world. ]

Gather enough energy to be resurrected… In other words, to be brought back from the dead?

No, that wasn’t the important part. Could this mission be related to the person in the bed? If she completed the mission, could she save them?

Ye Chengxing quickly organized her thoughts and responded, “I understand. Tell me about the mission.”

Encouraged by her affirmative response, the System became even more proactive, immediately transmitting memories and plot details into Ye Chengxing’s mind. It then directed her gaze back to the bed.

【Host, the Omega on the bed is Li Jia, the main antagonist of this story. The plot hasn’t started yet, so you have two mission options:

1) Completely destroy her before she can carry out her world-destroying plans, or;

2) Heal, redeem, and reform her, eradicating her desire to destroy the world. Both missions offer the same energy reward upon completion.】

The sensation of having a large chunk of text suddenly dumped into her mind was surreal. Ye Chengxing sorted through the plot details as she approached the bed.

This was a novel set in an ABO world, where the traditional male and female genders were further divided into Alpha, Beta, and Omega.

Just as every novel needs an indispensable villain, this story was no different.

The antagonist, Li Jia, had endured a life of hardship and misfortune since childhood. At the orphanage, she suffered relentless abuse, with the director beating her mercilessly and forcing her to beg on the streets.

This inhuman existence persisted until one day, during her unexpected differentiation period on the streets, she encountered a talent scout. The scout gently asked if she wanted to come with him, promising to groom her into a star.

Li Jia agreed.

After over a decade of subhuman living, Li Jia finally had enough to eat and a place to call home.

She had just turned fifteen that year, her heart brimming with anticipation for her new life. She threw herself into training and studies with unwavering dedication, grateful to the agent and company who had rescued her from her dark, hopeless existence, providing her with food, clothing, and shelter. She vowed to repay them.

Her agent told her that years of abuse in the orphanage had left her with numerous lingering injuries and illnesses. So, for three years, season after season, he personally brewed medicine for her every day, which she drank with profound gratitude.

The entertainment industry was a ruthless meritocracy, but Li Jia possessed extraordinary talent. Even after just one small web drama, her brilliance began to shine through, causing her Weibo followers to skyrocket.

During filming, Li Jia also celebrated her eighteenth birthday, marking her coming of age.

Her agent smiled and declared that the time had come to repay her debt.

They took her to a lavish banquet. It was at this very event that all of Li Jia’s beautiful hopes shattered into a pile of worthless glass shards.

Only then did she realize she had never escaped the mire. The salvation she had believed in was nothing more than falling from one abyss into another.

The tonic her manager had been brewing for her was never meant to nourish her body; it was another kind of aphrodisiac, finally reaching its full potency on her eighteenth birthday.

The banquet hall buzzed with guests, their voices a chorus of suggestive remarks. Her manager yanked her hair, forcing her to smile. “Li Jia, didn’t you want to repay us? Why are you acting up now, when it’s time to show your gratitude?”

She felt like a commodity, a plaything, as the manager she had always been grateful to fawned over others, pushing her toward them like a prize.

If this scene laid the foundation for the villain’s future tragic descent into darkness, then Ye Chengxing had the misfortune of transmigrating into the role of Cannon Fodder A—the malicious catalyst who would accelerate the villain’s corruption.

In the original narrative, the most extravagant birthday gift the original body received was Li Jia herself.

The night she unwrapped this “gift” was enough to crush Li Jia’s soul.

No one treated Li Jia as human; they all subjected her to relentless humiliation.

The moment Ye Chengxing began to examine the plot in her mind, it transformed into a series of rapidly flashing images, like a zoetrope spinning at breakneck speed.

Each frame was saturated with boundless despair and agony.

The final scene showed Li Jia standing atop a skyscraper, having slaughtered those who had bullied and humiliated her. She was poised to detonate a bomb. People pounded on the glass, screaming that she was inhuman, a monster. Countless others pleaded with her to remember the good times, begging her not to go through with this madness.

Li Jia smiled throughout, uttering only one sentence: “No one in this world has ever treated me with kindness. Why should I repay them with kindness?”

Yet the woman who spoke these words abandoned her entire detonation plan because a little girl offered her a lollipop.

The child, barely a few years old and too young to understand death, clumsily pressed the candy into Li Jia’s hand. “Sister, I’ll give you this candy. Don’t be sad.”

Li Jia accepted the lollipop and aborted her plan.

But even as she plunged from the skyscraper, she never tasted its sweetness.

After watching the entire scene, the story reverted to its textual form.

Ye Chengxing took a deep breath, her heart still aching with a dull pain.

She looked at the Omega on the bed.

This was Li Jia, the villain who would nearly destroy the entire novel world in the future. But now, she was just a pitiful creature, dressed up like a gift and placed on the bed. Her snow-white waist, covered only by a thin veil, trembled uncontrollably from the drug’s effects. Her beautiful eyes, filled with despair, met Ye Chengxing’s gaze.

The System’s voice echoed in her mind, as it had when assigning the mission:

The plot hasn’t begun yet. Will you choose to completely destroy her, or save and heal her?

Ye Chengxing curled her fingertips. Before she realized it, she had already pulled the trembling Omega into her arms.

“I choose the second mission,” she told the System in her mind.

She decided to heal her.