Quick Transmigration: The Miserable Supporting Heroine Fights Back, and Anyone Who Objects Can Deal with It

Oppressed from the start!?

Xi Ning swayed as she absorbed the memories. A princess? A scheming concubine? Her prince consort’s entire family ganging up on her? Deliberately drugging and humiliating her?

They can all go to hell! Xi Ning grabbed the several bottles of potent drugs by the bed and poured them down the prince consort’s throat. If you love drugging people so much, then you can enjoy the taste of being whipped by this princess.

She travels through one world after another, helping supporting characters reclaim their lives!

[A satisfying read. The heroine looks out for herself, and romance is just a sideline. If you don’t like it, fight back. Readers who insist the heroine must remain faithful to one person should proceed with caution.]

Chapter 2: The doomed peasant girl.

She starts out poor enough to cough up blood.

To give her hardworking parents, sensible little brother, and honest grandfather a home that can shelter them from wind and rain, Xi Ning has no choice but to sigh in despair while throwing herself into hunting and earning money. She also establishes her authority at home with a stick, improves Douya’s health, and flirts with a loyal young man. Even as a peasant girl, she’s determined to enjoy a carefree country life.

3. The merchant’s daughter whose engagement was broken.

She starts by trying to hang herself, but Xi Ning sways as she saves herself. Later, she dresses up beautifully and goes out to attract admirers...