Yu Yue was unemployed straight out of college. Lying in her shabby rented room, she read the domineering CEO romance her friends had shared in their group chat. There was a minor female character named Yu Yue, whose only line came when the CEO had to choose between the second female lead and the heroine. She chose the scheming second female lead and, as a junior who admired the heroine, cried, “You're going to regret this!” Then, while jumping in to save the heroine, she was pushed off a cliff and fell to her death.
Yu Yue couldn't understand it. She'd gotten into Qingbei because of her idol, and she was still an educated person. She didn't call the police, and she took no precautions. How was that saving anyone?
Does a minor character in a novel really have to give up her life for the protagonists? Can't a minor character have a wonderful life of her own while saving someone?
World One: Qing Dynasty Transmigration: The Fourth Prince's Beloved (Complete)
World Two: The CEO's Foolish Wife Stops Chasing Stars (Complete). Written for a friend, since this is exactly their kind of thing.
World Three: The Fiancee of the Noble Academy's F4 (Complete)
It's pretty good-looking. The original task was to be the emperor, but the system found that the gender was wrong.
The second part is good, please hurry up and slow down to blow the dog's head off [angry]
It's pretty good-looking. The original task was to be the emperor, but the system found that the gender was wrong. The second part is good, please hurry up and slow down to blow the dog's head off [angry]