Quick Transmigration: Toiling Away as a Villain

Those seemingly pitiful villains and negative characters, whether double-faced villains, female supporting characters, or cannon-fodder women, never show their true colors until they choose to reveal them. Pretend to be weak, get close to the male lead, finish the task, and leave? Not a chance. Even if you have two faces, I’ve already fallen head over heels. The male lead is a proven love-struck fool, the ultimate dream guy. Her moral compass follows a pretty face. This villainess thinks she’s a big deal, but she’s actually a useless amateur. While everyone else comes to make a dazzling, world-shaking entrance, she turns her missions into a campaign to rise through the ranks as a villain. (Note: I was a little careless when I came up with the book title. I’ve seen readers bring it up, but it’s too late to change the title now, so here are a few titles that might fit better. You can use them as a reference. [Quick Transmigration: Huffing and Puffing Through Missions] [Quick Transmigration: The Villainess Rises] If you have better suggestions, feel free to leave a comment. I’ll keep them in mind if I get the chance to change the title later.) First World: The Martial Arts World: The Villain Is Right Beside Me A trope-filled martial arts world villainess VS a white-clad hero whose sword chills the nineteen provinces, one-on-one I want to sit on the throne as the greatest under heaven, too! Let me try out what it feels like to be the greatest under heaven. Second World: The Fake Heiress Has an Ulterior Motive A fake heiress who commits crimes in the name of love VS a powerful business tycoon who indulges her, one-on-one Here, take this card and use it. I have to go out and spend money every day. I’m honestly afraid I won’t be able to spend it all. Spending money is so exhausting. Buying things all day is so boring. Third World: A prince abandoned in the cold palace VS a shameless little palace maid who runs away after acting like a psycho, one-on-two