The Villainess's Secret Identities

Su Wanwan transmigrates into a book and becomes a cannon-fodder supporting character in a CEO romance who doesn’t survive past three chapters. The System tells her that if she follows the plot to the end, she can go home and retire with a hundred million yuan in prize money. Su Wanwan slaps her thigh: “I’m in!”

So she diligently plays the vicious supporting woman, relentlessly pestering the CEO male lead and making life miserable for the sweet, innocent female lead.

But why is the plot getting more and more wrong?

The icy CEO, who should despise her, looks at her with increasing affection and even declares publicly to the media, “Su Wanwan is the only person I want to protect.”

The sweet, innocent female lead, who should be her sworn enemy, becomes her number-one fan, calling out every day, “Sis, you’re so cool! Let me hug you!”

Even the original story’s villainous tycoon comes to her with a black card: “Leave him, and everything I own is yours.”

Su Wanwan clutches the script she hasn’t even had a chance to warm up, close to tears.

System: [Warning! The plot has deviated severely! Host, please make a serious effort to cause trouble!]

Su Wanwan: “I did! They just won’t cooperate!”

Looking at the man in front of her, who keeps saying “Stay away from me” while holding her close, Su Wanwan is completely at a loss.

Help! Why won’t the male lead, female lead, and villain play by the rules? Wasn’t this supposed to be a CEO angst novel? How did it turn into a sweet, satisfying comedy where everyone dotes on me?