Reborn as the Villainess, I Win by Telling Fortunes

[Before transmigrating into a book, Shu Xue was an overworked office worker and an enthusiast of the occult. After transmigrating into a book, she awakened the Fortune Teller System and became clear-headed, sharp-tongued, and utterly focused on making money. In her previous life, her good fortune was stolen by Lin Zhixia…] It hurt. Her face stung like it was on fire. Shu Xue’s mind hadn’t fully cleared, but her body had already felt the full force of the blow. Someone had slapped her hard across the face, sending her stumbling sideways. “Shu Xue, a wicked woman like you doesn’t deserve to be Mrs. Ling.” The man’s voice was ice-cold, filled with undisguised disgust. Shu Xue pushed herself up from the floor. It felt as if countless needles were stabbing her brain as unfamiliar memories flooded in, one after another. She had transmigrated into a book. She had landed in a melodramatic CEO romance she’d complained about just last month. The original Shu Xue was a vicious supporting character, a tool whose job was to frame the heroine and make life difficult for the hero. In the original story, she was infatuated with the male lead, Ling Chen, and tried every trick to break him and the heroine, Lin Zhixia, apart. In the end, she met a gruesome death on the street. And the scene she was in now was the novel’s most iconic moment: the vicious supporting character frames the heroine, then gets publicly slapped and humiliated by the male lead. Shu Xue looked up and saw a man standing before her. Impeccably dressed in a suit, with striking features and an air of haughty superiority. The male lead of the original story, Ling Chen. A woman stood beside him, wearing a flowing white dress. Her eyes were red, and she looked heartbreakingly vulnerable. The heroine of the original story, Lin Zhixia. A crowd of onlookers surrounded them, pointing and whispering. “Shu Xue has no shame! She actually tried to frame Miss Lin?” “She deserved that slap. Young Master Ling did the right thing!”