Quick Transmigration: You Say She's the Female Lead? No Way

[Quick transmigration + stunning female lead + subverting plot conventions + no fixed pairing + devoted and super sweet romance + both leads' first love]

Many female leads wreak havoc or stoically endure hardship, selflessly devote their lives to the male lead, and ultimately become winners in life. But is that really what they want? Is it really something others would envy?

Should a supporting female character follow the female lead's path? Sorry, she can't stand hardship.

Su Yetang had to live in various small worlds to break through in her cultivation. After getting a close-up look at female leads' lives, she realized the world was one giant Edinburgh: novels only show the beautiful side of a female lead's life, ignoring all the hardships she faces. It was so miserable that Su Yetang could barely recognize her.

[The yandere villain is busy raising a child]

[The female lead is sent down to the countryside, and I get to enjoy the good life]

[Abandoned at three, I beat the lucky female lead]

[A young woman sent to the countryside in a story about poverty alleviation in the 1970s]

[The aloof, delicate girl in a campus novel]

[The loving female lead in a stepmother story]

The female lead is reborn in the womb.

I may not write all of these, and might change things along the way.