Quick Transmigration: The Supporting Actress Refuses to Follow the Script

Quick transmigration + sweet romance / bittersweet romance + marriage before love + both leads are romantically inexperienced + characters stay true to the original

Body Double Arc

She transmigrates into the role of a wealthy heiress who is temporarily blind. Her fiancé takes devoted care of her for seven months.

She thinks she has found the right man, but on the day her sight returns, the man she sees is someone else.

The man who kissed her in the dark was never allowed to appear in the daylight.

A Favor Owed to a Wealthy Family Arc

Her grandfather likes her, and her father once saved his life, so she marries him.

He is a dignified heir, courteous and reserved with her, and never crosses the line.

She buries her feelings, focuses on her career, and stops waiting for him to come home.

Until one day, he gets drunk and asks her with red-rimmed eyes:

“Why have you stopped looking at me lately?”

“Did I do something wrong?”

“Tell me, and I’ll change.”

The Chasing-His-Wife-to-the-Crematorium Arc

She transmigrates into the original story as a lovesick supporting female character. The original is obsessed with the male lead and eventually gets thrown into a psychiatric hospital.

By the time she arrives, the divorce papers have already been signed. Relieved, she decides to find herself a proper boyfriend.

Her first date cancels at the last minute. Her second blind date runs off halfway through. Before her third meeting, someone corners her at the restaurant’s back door.

She storms into the male lead’s office. “Was that you?”

He looks up, his gaze cold and crazed:

“You used to want to sleep with me every day, and I avoided you. Now you want to sleep with someone else. Do you really think I can stand by and take it?”