The Villainous Sick Beauty Decided to Preserve His Health

Ye Rongxu has a delicate appearance and was born sickly, making him the darling of the entire family. In an accident, he awakened self-consciousness and discovered that he was a beautiful villain in a revenge novel. Although he was beautiful, he had to sit in a wheelchair due to illness and disability. This has caused his personality to become vicious and gloomy. He offended the male protagonist in the early stage and later suffered a terrible retaliation. The male protagonist Qin Chaoyan, who was originally his fiancé’s younger brother, has a cold and gloomy personality. His father doesn’t care about him and his mother doesn’t love him. During that time, he accidentally touched his wheelchair, and caused him to fall into the water and be hospitalized. As a result, Qin Chaoyan was sent to Ye Rongxu to vent his anger. During this period in the book, he made things difficult for the male protagonist, humiliated him viciously, and even made him kneel down. Later on, the other party achieved success and fame. Knowing that Ye Rongxu liked his brother, he forced Ye Rongxu to marry himself instead and tortured him, making the already sick and weak young man so angry that he died. After learning about the plot, Ye Rongxu’s sickly profile looked to the front of the wheelchair. Qin Chaoyan’s thin and bony spine was being pressed to his knees by the bodyguard, and his chest was being stepped on in humiliation. According to the routine, he should quickly please the other party to avoid the future ending, but… Ye Rongxu coughed softly, his throat was fishy and sweet, and his delicate eyebrows dropped slightly: What are you doing? Why don’t you help me massage my feet? After saying this, he threw the male lead a map of the acupoints on the soles of his feet that he had just gotten from Baidu. Put aside other things for now, he’s dying, and he needs to start taking care of his health.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on *The Villainous Sick Beauty Decided to Preserve His Health* This novel is definitely a mixed bag, and my experience reading it reflects that. It's got some charming elements that kept me reading, but also a few aspects that made me question whether I'd stick it out to the end. ### First Impressions Initially, I was drawn in by the premise. The idea of a "villainous sick beauty" trying to avoid a bad end intrigued me. The early chapters establish the protagonist's delicate health and his mission to change the trajectory of the story. ### What Works Well I found the central relationship between the MC and ML to be quite endearing. The trope of "saving the ML" is well-executed here, and I enjoyed watching their bond develop. I appreciated that the MC’s disability was handled with sensitivity, not presented as a flaw, but simply as a part of his life. The author seems to have handled it fairly well, and that is quite refreshing. I also liked the dynamic between the MC and his family. The author does a good job of portraying the complexities of a wealthy family dealing with a disabled son. ### Areas of Concern I did find some of the plot points to be predictable. The story sometimes falls into familiar tropes of the genre, which can make it feel a bit unoriginal. I also noticed that the MC's characterization might not appeal to all readers. His naivete and reliance on others can be frustrating at times, but he does have a sweet side, and I think that is what kept me reading. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers might be put off by the ML's actions in the original timeline, which include imprisoning the MC and neglecting his health. While these events aren't explicitly depicted, they are referenced and could be triggering for some. ### Final Verdict Overall, *The Villainous Sick Beauty Decided to Preserve His Health* is a decent read if you're looking for a fluffy romance with some dramatic twists. While it has its flaws, the sweet relationship between the MC and ML, along with the nuanced portrayal of the MC's disability, make it worth checking out. However, be aware of the potential triggers and predictable plot points before diving in. I'd give it a solid 3.5 out of 5 stars.