The Exiled Villainess and Her Shopping Dimension

From the moment he was born, many officials had proposed to have their daughters become his future principal wife. Fortunately, Yueqian, as an honored furen, had the right to choose and refuse, and her son also had the right to make his own choices. Thus, no one dared to pressure her excessively.

The little boy, asleep, suddenly opened his almond-shaped eyes as if sensing his mother’s thoughts. His bright, freshly woken eyes were enchanting. Yueqian smiled sweetly at the little one.

The baby’s chubby hands reached out to Yueqian, wanting to seek affection from his mother. This softened the beautiful woman’s heart. Despite her tired arms lifting and soothing him earlier, she lifted him into her embrace, kissing him gently to prevent any distress or fear from his sudden awakening.

She raised the animal-patterned milk bottle once more. The baby’s mouth opened wide with hunger. However, Yueqian didn’t notice that a new legend in another life was beginning. The baby’s small, sly eyes narrowed slightly. The mother didn’t notice the change, gently patting his bottom to keep him content with his feeding and rest.

Behind this unusual character’s emergence lay the story of a 17-year-old boy who had played too many video games, leading to blurry vision and eventual unconsciousness. Upon awakening, he found himself reborn as the ultimate villain of the story—the newborn son of a malevolent tyrant in the Bai Region, capable of killing without batting an eye!

Naturally, he was initially shocked to be born into such a place. However, he soon discovered that some aspects differed from the story he knew.

First, his supposedly evil mother didn’t use deadly poisons to deal with people. Her golden finger remained those of the renowned Divine Doctor and Poison Master in the world.

 According to the original plot, as the villain, he would be tormented with poison from a young age to build up immunity. He would be taught by both his mother and father—his mother knowing how to heal and kill with medicine, and his father, a wise official with a master who was a former great general full of vengeance, possessing extensive combat knowledge.

He, the son of these two villains, was ultimately trained as if to become the heir to their malevolent legacy. This was the plot of the novel he had read.

His mother harbored a deep resentment toward the mother of the protagonist, who was Consort Wei, a beloved noble consort.

The noble consort had once been in love with his villainous father but was thwarted by his mother, preventing their marriage. Ultimately, she was summoned to the palace and reluctantly became a concubine. Thus, the two women maintained their enmity. The prince, born of the noble consort, also hated their Mu family, resulting in constant conflicts and bullying whenever they met, making them sworn enemies.

The breaking point came when this wretched character met his sister, not knowing she was his sister. He mistook her for a beautiful stranger, and a deep affection blossomed immediately upon seeing her. He was unaware that this was familial love.

He believed he must be by her side and become her lover. Meanwhile, the protagonist, a young prince seeking to seize the throne from his elder brothers, who were the princes, plotted to marry the Divine Doctor’s disciple to increase his power. Unbeknownst to him, she was the daughter of the villainess Mu, who was the mother of the last boss, himself.

Chaos ensued continuously as the beautiful girl joined the Bai Region and the Hu Region, engaging in fierce battles. Unfortunately, the girl knew that Xihao was her brother but couldn’t reveal the truth for fear of endangering him.

Only Xihao remained oblivious, unaware of the true dynamics around him. When their mother insisted that any woman could marry into the Mu manor except Ningchu, he grew resentful towards her.

Ultimately, the fool Xihao didn’t realize that everyone was trying to keep him away from the dangerous world. They fought, and in the end, the last boss was charged with treason by the prince born of the Noble Consort surnamed Wei.

It turned out to be a perfect ending. The name of the despicable villain like him disappeared from the pages, replaced by the romantic story between Ningchu and the prince, the protagonist.

In the end, the protagonist became the emperor, and his sister became the empress. The noble consort, who had always opposed them, was also charged with treason. However, the noble consort was punished because she planned to assassinate the emperor.

The protagonist was torn between choosing his father and his mother. Ultimately, his sister, the heroine, stepped in to help. She told him to choose the right path. The beautiful woman understood this because she had to imprison her brother to prevent him from causing any more trouble.

The twisted love ended there, and how could someone like "Xihao" accept it? Initially, he resisted, crying intensely. But after being there for several days, he realized that in this dangerous plot, there was something off!!

It started with his mother, who was the most abnormal character in the plot. The story portrayed her as an evil woman, a villainess who would do anything, even harm her son to use him as a tool for future battles. As an infant, he might have believed that if he hadn’t pretended to sleep and eavesdropped on conversations!

In reality, this training was to help him survive future disasters and battles. The monk had prophesied that he would become an important figure in the Region, with many enemies and friends watching him. His mother had strived to secure the title of the honored furen to ensure her children wouldn’t be coerced in the future. She even sent her beloved daughter to live with the Divine Doctor for protection but continued to send delicious food and milk to care for his little sister.

During his time here, he had never seen his mother kill anyone. She didn’t seem like someone who talked much but paid attention to every detail. Many people loved and respected her, not as an evil woman. Of course, those who hated her might call her a villain because she dared to defy even heavenly decrees. But to him, he didn’t think his mother did anything wrong.

The most intriguing thing was that she had something like a golden finger! Perhaps this woman came from the same world as he did.

As an infant, he was never suspected. His mother never acted cautiously around him, allowing him to see her pull everything from the back of her hand, whether it was a breast pump, milk bottles, or even cute clothes. If she was a villain, why would a villain have a golden finger?!

The next unusual person was his father. His villainous father was seen as a spy from the Du Region because his father’s master was a retired great general of the Du Region.

Despite his abilities, he didn’t seem like an utterly despicable villain but rather a fickle character who made one woman deeply fall in love with him, only to reject her affection. This led to the protagonist’s mother being heartbroken and determined to triumph.

He seemed like a typical philandering scoundrel. The novel also briefly mentioned that female servants had died in the Mu manor due to jealousy, casting a rather grim atmosphere over the place. Outsiders couldn’t know what was really happening inside and believed that Mu manor was the perfect environment for raising someone as evil as Xihao.

As a time traveler, he never saw the supposedly villainous Official Mu as a scoundrel. Cheating on his wife? He saw a doting man who chased after his wife as if fearing abandonment. How could he have eyes for other women when he followed his wife everywhere, much to his mother’s annoyance?

His father didn’t seem to be the heartless playboy depicted in the novel. Although the atmosphere around him was somewhat gloomy and silent, it was due to his reserved nature, especially when away from his wife.

However, his father’s gaze was always warm when looking at him. His eyes, though calm, lacked any oppressive aura.

Then there was his father’s master, described as a malevolent figure from the Du Region. To him, he didn’t see it that way at all. The master had a stern, serious face and appeared somewhat intimidating but was kind-hearted.

He often brought treats to Xihao, even though he knew the boy was too young to eat them. The only downside was that he had a peculiar hobby of showing off dangerous tricks, like tossing knives in front of an oblivious child, claiming that Xihao would become the greatest warrior in the future. It was clear that the master wasn’t a spy from Du Region, as he harbored a deep-seated grudge against that Region! This was something Xihao had learned to be absolutely true.

Moreover, there was a famous musical troupe, which the novel didn’t depict as aligned with the villainess. They were a renowned troupe, admired even by the heroine from the cultivator’s world.

Only the Noble Consort seemed displeased with them, but this had no bearing in the novel since she still called upon them for performances. Unbeknownst to everyone, the handsome troupe leader, who looked like an immortal, was actually working directly for his mother!

Within this famous troupe, there was a remarkable zither player with a melodious voice and strikingly handsome features. He was a target of admiration for many beautiful women. This talented musician was none other than his father’s younger brother or his uncle!

Who would have thought that there was still more? There was yet another aunt, but this one was known as the goddess of the Region. Inspired by the ideas from his mother, she had established a medical clinic that operated similarly to a hospital, incorporating a rudimentary life insurance system.

Though it wasn’t exactly like the life insurance system from his previous world, as the healthcare system and technology were different, the concept was clear. People who took out insurance with a specific hospital branch could only receive treatment there. Despite this, the idea was well-implemented. In the future, healthcare would improve significantly.

The poor received good medical care, thanks to the small amount of money they paid each month as an insurance premium. When they needed treatment, they wouldn’t have to pay if the costs didn’t exceed the insured amount.

There were also special treatment plans, which constituted the hospital’s main revenue. Nobles and even royalty approved of this system, gaining reputation and honor through their charitable contributions. However, they were unaware that the true owner of these hospitals was another so-called villain who was the younger sister of Official Mu.

This didn’t even touch on the Art Institute and other establishments frequently mentioned in the novel. These made Xihao realize the Mu family’s extensive and mysterious influence.

Although their current status wasn’t as grand as depicted in the novel, he could see their origins easily. The approachable leader of the theater troupe often sought his mother’s advice. The uncle and aunt were still young and hadn’t yet grown into influential figures.

There was still the matter of the hospital network that wasn’t formally established. It could be said that the influence of these villains was just beginning. This realization excited Xihao; he wanted to grow up quickly. If he was to be a villain, he aimed to be a great one, not someone who faltered because he fell in love with his sister and wanted to marry her!

What kind of death was that? What kind of villain was that?!

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