The Transmigrated Supporting Girl Deserves a Happy Ending

Name: The Transmigrated Supporting Girl Deserves a Happy Ending
Author: Wen Fengzhe

穿越女配也要HE结局

by Wen Fengzhe (闻风折)

Status: Completed
Length: 346k Words
Genre: Ancient Romance
Subgenre: Fantasy Romance
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Fu Ning transmigrates into an ancient fantasy romance novel and, as expected, becomes a supporting character of the highest order, the kind who doesn’t even survive past the first chapter. Fu Ning: Oh, well. I’ll just keep my head down until the end. System: [Host, you have two missions: One, die in chapter one according to the original plot. Two, show the villain the beauty of the world so he’ll give up on destroying it.] Fu Ning: ??? How is that any different from dying sooner or later? So while everyone else focuses all their attention on the protagonists, Fu Ning alone works diligently to find the villain and save the world. One day, she actually comes across a poor soul, covered in wounds, his clothes stained with blood, looking utterly wretched. Moved by pity, Fu Ning takes him home, determined to raise him into a healthy, well-rounded young man. Who knew he’d turn out so differently? The young man’s smile never fades as he closes in step by step, his voice tender yet dangerous. “A Ning, you won’t leave me, will you?” Fu Ning: What happened? Where’s the well-behaved little boy I raised? As the biggest villain in the book, Pei Wangzhi was abandoned by his parents as a child and tossed around in a world where good and evil were hard to tell apart, like a drifting weed with nowhere to go. He had never felt a shred of kindness. He was bullied and cursed at, and covered in wounds as a matter of course. He believed the world was cruel and that no one loved or cared for him. So why should it exist at all? Then Fu Ning appeared, just when he was at his most despairing. Pei Wangzhi had never imagined that someone would truly reach out to him, willing to offer him even a little warmth. Once he accepted it, he could never let go. [Warm, healing little fairy × possessive, devoted young man]

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Stories About Transmigrating Into a Book to Save the Main Villain!!!!

Lately, I've been hooked on stories where the male lead is a villain. No quick transmigration, please. Stories where someone becomes the villainess and saves the villain, or where the heroine is reborn, always leave me totally baffled!!!!

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Looking for a Transmigrate into a Book Story Where the Protagonist Pities and Redeems the Villain

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Looking for a Historical Novel About Transmigrating into a Book and Redeeming the Villain, with a Little Angst

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Female Protagonist Gets Together with the Villain, No Angst

Here's what I'm looking for: when the original heroine is transmigrated into a novel, don't make her a sanctimonious white lotus just to make the transmigrator look good. I hope the romance in the story is harmonious, without scheming and backstabbing. The transmigrator into the novel's supporting female character, who is the protagonist, should be smart, and the villain shouldn't turn evil. For example, The Guide to Capturing a Black Lotus.

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The Female Lead Transmigrates into a Book as a Villainess Cannon Fodder and Pursues the Second Male Lead

Sweet and fluffy romance, completed

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Historical Romance: Transmigrate Into a Book as the Villainess and Redeem the Antagonist, With Lots of Sweet, Flirty Moments

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Any Stories Where Someone Transmigrates into a Book as a Supporting Female Character or Cannon Fodder, Then Grows to Care for the Antagonist or Male Lead?

Are there any stories where the heroine transmigrates into a book as the female supporting character or cannon fodder and comes to care for the villain or male lead? No awful female leads, no System, and no useless characters who are always trying to cling to powerful people. I want a heroine who is extremely gentle and natural, with no System or personal space.

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