Heroine: What did you say? I’m actually the vicious supporting female character?
Aiyou: That’s right.
Heroine: Then what should I do?
Aiyou: Win over the villain, and he’ll protect you for the rest of your life.
Heroine: All right.
Heroine: I have no problem winning him over, but are you sure this man is a villain and not my darling sweetheart?
Why is this villain following me around without me even trying to win him over?
Is this really the right way to do it?
Aiyou, a girl whose personality gets so lively in every small world that even she can’t control it, silently falls into deep thought. I thought your personality was supposed to be emotionally detached. Who is this clingy little drama queen in front of me, who’s an absolute expert at acting cute?
What should you do when you discover that you’re the vicious supporting female character in a small world, blindly in love with the male lead and destined for a miserable end? Obviously, once you awaken, stay as far away as possible from the male and female protagonists blessed by fate!
(Both leads are powerful, there’s a couple, quick transmigration, and the male lead is the same person throughout.
1. The characters’ values are not the author’s values.
2. I’m not deliberately smearing the fate-blessed characters. This will be explained later.
3. The male and female leads have different names in each world because I think those names belong to them alone. They’re the same people, and they have their own true names.)
It's so good! Even though it's only the first world, it's already totally my cup of tea. The female lead is a proud and aloof young lady, and the male lead isn't the cold, aloof type; he's a passionate young man. First of all, it's our male lead who pursues the female lead, and he's been secretly in love with her all along, always calling her "baby."