I Win by Taking It Easy After Becoming the Villainess

Transmigrate into a book / Wicked female supporting character / Powerful villain / Sit back and win / Both awaken / Sweet, satisfying comeback Su Qingyuan transmigrates into an angsty novel as the wicked female supporting character with the most miserable fate. From the start, she throws red wine at the heroine, gets threatened by the hero, and is thrown out by her own family: a script that ends in certain death. She gives up on the spot: apologizes, quits showbiz, and wishes the hero and heroine a long and happy life together. In a back alley, she finds a man covered in blood. He's none other than Fu Sinian, the most terrifying villain in the whole book. She saves him on a whim, and he immediately spoils her rotten. Her scumbag father begs her to come home? The fake-sweet heroine plays the victim? The hero comes crawling back to ask for another chance? Su Qingyuan: “Sorry, I've got a powerful villain on my side. I just want to sit back and win.” But she soon discovers that Fu Sinian knows he's in a book, and that her transmigration into it was no accident. The two “awakened ones” join forces to rewrite the story, dish out face-slapping, and take down scumbags, making for a wildly satisfying romance. The wicked supporting character stops causing trouble herself and lets the villain do it all for her instead.