Dressed as a vicious female supporting role and ran with the ball

Synopsis

Li Sheng transmigrates into a novel as a doomed antagonist who is unexpectedly pregnant. To avoid a tragic fate, he disappears with the child, only to face a confusing realization years later when his son resembles the story's original female lead. This work follows the classic secret baby and transmigration into a villain tropes, reading like a lighthearted romantic drama. It is ideal for readers who enjoy low-stress, domestic stories and the drama of hidden parentage. Those seeking complex world-building or high-stakes political intrigue should skip this brief tale. With a concise chapter count, the narrative moves quickly toward its resolution, focusing more on emotional payoff than intricate plotting. The standout quality is the blend of domestic fluff and the irony of the protagonist's attempt to escape the original plot.