Quick Transmigration: The Villainess Side Character's Path to Self-Rescue

Ding Xiang was truly a girl unlike any other.

She was born with knowledge, seemingly extraordinary, yet her natural talents were limited.

She knew the fate that awaited her in every life, but could not draw on the abilities of her past lives. All she could do was rely on the known storylines and try her best to avoid their bleak, inevitable endings.

She was nothing more than a disposable decorative flourish in the most insignificant corner of a story whose plot was already known, a mosquito’s blood added as a minor twist to a beautiful love story: the villainess.

Tentative story arcs:

The wicked senior sister in a martial arts story, the cannon-fodder wife in a stallion novel, the mediocre master in a cultivation story, the disabled older sister in a sweet romance, the unlucky female ghost in a supernatural tale, the stingy educated youth in a period piece, the returning-from-abroad supporting villainess in a Republican-era story, the brainless famous actress in a farming tale, the scheming legitimate daughter in a substitute-bride story, the real heiress in a mistaken-baby story, the tool-like holy maiden in a prodigal’s tale, the woman forced to take the blame for a blind date in a danmei story, and so on.