Quick Transmigration: The Scheming Beauty Is Too Frail to Care for Herself

She is Sang Ning, the ultimate scheming female supporting character, roaming through countless fictional worlds.

Her beauty is peerless, her presence as delicate as fragile glass, and she seems so frail that a gust of wind could knock her down. A hint of red at the corners of her eyes is enough to captivate everyone. They all think she’s nothing but a pretty face, a parasitic flower dependent on others, a pitiful cannon-fodder character whose only purpose is to make the kind, virtuous heroine look good.

But when the male lead becomes obsessed with her, the original male lead regrets everything, and the villain sees her as his only salvation… they finally realize that the roots of this seemingly delicate flower run with poison powerful enough to upend the entire world.

Sang Ning’s mission has never been to accept her lot. It is to make everyone who once looked down on her, used her, or treated her like a pawn kneel at her feet and offer her everything they have.

“I don’t have to do a thing. They’ll bring their hearts to me themselves.” Sang Ning toys with the System, smiling with lazy cruelty. “After all, I’m just a… frail little thing who can’t even take care of herself.”

(There was controversy over the first world. I didn’t think it through at the time; I just wanted the male lead to regret it, so the heroine died. In the remaining worlds, she’ll get her revenge, and everyone who hurt her will pay the price they deserve. Our girl won’t die; once she completes the mission, she moves on to the next world. If you thought the revenge in the earlier part was too mild, keep reading. Thank you! Please don’t let the ending of the first world color your view of the later worlds; they’re different. If you like seeing male leads die in agony, check out the last world!)