[Villains] [Villainesses] [Quick Transmigration] [Everyone's Favorite] [Multiple Male Leads] [Male Leads Who Are Hopeless Romantics] [Love at First Sight] [Angst for the Male Leads]
After dying unexpectedly, Ming Yue is bound by the Villain Roleplaying System and sent to various small worlds to play loathsome villainous cannon fodder characters whom everyone loves to hate.
Upon learning she'd been recruited, Ming Yue eagerly rolled up her sleeves, determined to take her villain career to new heights. And so, she was either causing trouble or on her way to cause trouble.
But what she thought would be a simple mission turned out to be hellishly difficult.
Why did the characters in these small worlds keep gravitating toward this hateful, vicious villainess? Did they have no respect for a villain who was seriously trying to do bad things and follow the plot? Being a villain was hard too, okay?
Furious, Ming Yue watched the plot go completely off the rails, and finally lost it.
First World: The Opportunistic Special Admissions Student
Second World: The Boyfriend Pretending to Be Poor
Third World: The Gold-Digging Scammer Who Impersonates Others Online
Fourth World: The Emperor's Beloved's Shield Consort
I should have realized the problem since no one commented on it.
The familiar, clichéd plot of a mission failure ending in a happy ending with everyone making dumplings. Since the female lead didn't intend to complete the mission, there was no need for her to ask about the female supporting character's fate, right? Both are virgins, both are popular, and it's a happy ending.