Might as Well Be a Green Tea

Overnight, she transmigrates into a book as a wicked, manipulative supporting character. The problem is, she can't change the original plot. In other words, she has to do all the awful things her character did in the original story. But can a wicked supporting character really have a happy ending?

She's tearing her hair out. Playing the sweet, scheming type is easy enough: who doesn't know how to act these days? The real problem is that after she transmigrates into a book, there will inevitably be another book with her as the heroine. How can she do the terrible things her character did and still survive, without getting flamed by the readers?

[No tropes, please. If you're a kind-hearted reader, don't open this book on a whim. The author and heroine share one wish: not to get flamed. If you accidentally clicked on this book and don't like the content, please remember, it's not the author's fault, it's the algorithm's. The recommendations are off. Readers like that, please come quietly and leave quietly. Many thanks. Amitabha, may the God of Wealth bless you, and may you prosper.]