[Transmigrate into a book + face-slapping wish fulfillment + System + all-around heroine + the original leads regret everything too late + romance]
Chu Panyun, the fearsome queen of the apocalypse, transmigrates into a book with a System.
Her new body belongs to a villain destined to be everyone's scapegoat.
She has none of a villain's abilities, only the identity. For years, the original male lead has kept her as a backup while she leaps through hoops to stop him from getting together with the heroine.
In the end, she drives her family's company into bankruptcy, her parents die of grief, her best friend jumps off a building, and she is manipulated into becoming the heroine's little assistant.
Chu Panyun is sickened. Has this story's moral compass gone completely off the rails?
The System tells her not to worry: they're going to set things right!
Chosen leads blessed by fate? They can all get out of the way!
Overwhelming luck? Then she'll steal her luck, take his opportunities, and knock him off his pedestal!
Endless charm and talent for everything? No problem. She'll show them what true power looks like!
Can't do business? System, exchange for business expertise!
Don't know antiques? System, exchange for calligraphy and painting expertise!
You have the Heavenly Dao on your side, and I have System cheats. Who's afraid of whom?
Just as Chu Panyun is getting ready to make her mark, a stunning young man appears: a loyal puppy-like younger guy who can be either a wolf or a sweetheart.
No worries, she'll have both her career and romance!
Only children have to choose. Adults take it all!
Doesn't the male protagonist like the original protagonist?
A very nice novel with a novel storyline and great