Quick Transmigration: I Told You Not to Pick the Wrong Script

[Quick transmigration · rising to the top · not 1v1 · everyone’s favorite]

There’s a classic question online: If you were the female supporting character in a book, how would you beat the heroine favored by fate?

The comments are full of despair: You can’t. She has the script.

Si Nian replies at her leisure: Then tear up the script and write your own.

Across countless book worlds, Si Nian is always cast as the cannon fodder, a supporting character, or a random passerby.

System mission: Replace the protagonist within the allotted time and become the top of that world.

She thinks it’s just an emotionless game of leveling up.

But gradually, she realizes that the male leads in some worlds look at her a little differently.

Why does the powerful official who was supposed to belong to the heroine keep climbing over her wall in the middle of the night?

Why has the top-tier star who was supposed to be devoted to the sweet, innocent heroine become her exclusive loyal puppy?

Why is the heir of the capital’s most powerful family, who was supposed to marry the real heiress, kneeling before her at his engagement banquet?

Wait… did you guys get the wrong script?

[World One] Noblewoman from a powerful family × transmigrator: Your modern ideas are fascinating, but this is my era.

[World Two] Assistant × top-tier star: Your long-lost first love is back, but I’m holding your contract.

[World Three] Village girl in the 1960s × famine era: A full stomach is the top priority. Comrade officer, please step aside.

[World Four] Fake heiress × real heiress: You can have your wealthy family, and I’ll inherit my business empire. We both have a bright future.

…More worlds to come

[Reader’s Guide]

The heroine has an irresistible charm and it’s not 1v1; each world has a different male lead.

The main focus is her career: the wildest romances and the biggest ambitions.

A feel-good power fantasy. The heroine is no pushover; she relies on brains and strategy.