I Became the Villainous Boss in a Comic

A Comic Where the Characters Survive on Popularity, With Forums and Getting Stronger Through Others’ Misunderstandings

Looking for a story where a manga character awakens to their reality (transmigration works too) and survives by gaining popularity. They can use secret identities or not, but ideally it's the kind where everyone wildly misinterprets things, and the character grows stronger through readers' imagination!

Special Abilities, Academy, Comic Book Cannon Fodder Awakening or Transmigrating, Forums, Ensemble Cast

I'm looking for books similar to "After Seeing the Comic's Pop-Up Comments, I Tore Up the Cannon Fodder Script". Ideally, the chemistry between the protagonists should be fun to ship, with not too much angst. A humorous tone would be great. (Don't recommend that "Roadside Character B" comic. I've already read it.) ε٩(๑> ₃ <)۶з

Looking for Stories with Superpowered Ensemble Casts, Beautiful Yet Tragic Characters, and Forum Posts, Like This Kind

Looking for books similar to "A Background Character's Guide to Surviving in Comics". I mean stories with a strong sense of fate, where the ending is shown right from the start. I love tragic endings, though I haven't gotten to any of the heartbreaking parts in Lu Ge's book yet.

Are There No New Novels About Transmigrating into a Manga World?

I'd like to read books like My Plastic Self Seeks Redemption in the Comic World. I'm in a reading slump, a serious reading slump! Let me browse your enormous bookshelves, fellow readers. I want a male protagonist with no CP and a bit of a beloved-by-everyone vibe, set in a comic-book world.

Comics, Forums, Female-Focused, No CP, Popularity System

I want stories like "I Became a Popular Character After Entering a Comic". Hehe, I want to read something like that, but I haven't found many that suit my taste.

Transmigrate into a Manga, with a Supernatural Academy and Forum Elements

If I Could Choose My Identity, I'd Choose to Be the Villain

Rather than be a famous protagonist, I'd rather be a carefree villain.