The Cannon-Fodder Villainess Is Doted on by the Proud Young Lord

[Transmigration into a Book + Both Leads Are Each Other’s First and Only Love + Happy Ending]

Qiao Yuyu transmigrated into a book in the most ridiculous way.

She ended up as the female lead’s lackey, a supporting character in a Mary Sue novel she’d read before.

In the book, a fortune-telling old monk said her fate clashed with others’, so she grew up living in a temple.

After returning to the capital, she was so cautious that the female lead’s slightest kindness was enough to make her willingly become a stepping stone. In the end, she met a miserable fate too.

But why should a well-educated modern woman like her care about any of that? Why should she be a cannon-fodder character and die a horrible death?

She’d been fuming while reading the novel. Now that she was here, anyone who dared mess with her would get paid back in an instant. There was no way she was going to swallow that humiliation.

She wasn’t just going to flip the table. She was going to kick them a couple of times too.

But why had the young duke, the capital’s most notorious troublemaker, come along to join the fun?

Not only did he obediently hand her a weapon, he even used his influence to stand up for her. Oh, whatever. As long as he doesn’t get in the way of me going on a rampage.

But why is this young duke sticking to her like a plaster? Why can’t she shake him off?

Note: The heroine has no mind-reading ability and no System or storage space.

Her golden finger is her knowledge of the novel’s plot, some modern knowledge, a little ability to read the situation and the original body’s skills, plus the hero’s unconditional devotion.

Feel-good thrills > logic. Some plot points really do have loopholes. It’s just a novel, so enjoy the ride, and don’t nitpick the details too much!