Quick Transmigration: Armed with the Supporting Actress's Script, I Slay Them All

I like historical fiction, I like open-world spaces, and I like useful systems 🥰

Just like the title describes, it's practically like taking care of an elderly person 😂 There's no revenge on the scumbags; she basically ignores enemies unless they're right in front of her. She'll only have a verbal fight or a slap if they do show up. How the original owner died is none of her business. As long as the scumbag woman and man don't cause her any trouble, she'll just live her own life—it's boring.

This is such a satisfying read! The historical setting and the face-slapping moments are especially great, and there's even a system! It's so enjoyable to read, so why are there so many complaints? The author is just writing a satisfying read; if you don't like it, don't read it! I love it, please update more chapters!!!

The boss just wants to retire peacefully. Even though the scumbags didn't have a good ending, it would have been nice to see them get a taste of their own medicine. I was disgusted watching them constantly trying to get attention, especially when they wouldn't listen to reason. 🤦

It's very good. Each story is short but very tight, without any dragging. It's very enjoyable to read each short story. There's no sudden attack on the villains. Although the protagonist has a bad temper, he's not the type to cause trouble everywhere. Different plots and different solutions make it a good watch as a side dish.

Uh, are they all historical fiction?

Good, good, keep it up!

This is so good! It's a strong female lead story, super satisfying! I love reading stories where the villains get their comeuppance, it's exactly what I wanted. I felt like I wanted more after finishing it. It's fantastic! Keep up the good work, author! 👍👍👍👍👍

Why did the female lead's hands go limp later on? She only used words and didn't use her hands much anymore.

I really like it; it's straightforward, without any romantic subplots.