When Su Wan typed "The female supporting character died well" in the comment section of "The Princess", she transformed into the prime minister's daughter who was despised by thousands of people - the vicious female supporting character in the original novel who drugged, framed, and hired murderers to do all kinds of evil, and was finally turned into a human being by the male protagonist.
When she opened her eyes, it was the beginning of hell: at the Hundred Flowers Banquet, her tea cup was leaning on the heroine's clothes. According to the plot, she will "accidentally" wet the heroine after three seconds, and from then on she will start a tragic life of being raped by the entire public.
"This cup of tea is dedicated to His Majesty the Crown Prince." Su Wan turned her wrist and poured all the hot tea onto the hero's crotch.
From then on, the whole plot collapsed to the point where my mother didn't even recognize her.
She rescued the young general who was exterminated by the male protagonist, and discovered that he had turned black to protect the people on the border; she took in the "bloodthirsty" young master of the demon sect, only to learn that he drank blood every month to suppress the poison in his body; even the sinister and cruel Nine Thousand Years Old in the original work turned out to be a former princess disguised as a man after removing his mask...
When the system warned her that "interference with the main plot will lead to obliteration," Su Wan smiled: "What a coincidence, what I am best at is-" She tore up the script and pointed her sword at the sky: "Turn the protagonist into my stepping stone."
