So, the little dog I picked up is the tyrant heroine in her childhood form... But I'm the vicious female supporting character!
Reborn heroine x woman who transmigrated into a book
Jun Pinglan, eldest daughter of the Jun family and young lord of Fusheng City, was born with a soul-loss disorder and was foolish and dim-witted. When she regained her wits at six, her whole clan rejoiced. But only Jun Pinglan knew that she had transmigrated into a book.
In a matriarchal world where women outrank men, her role is the female supporting character who bullies the heroine early in the story. Fair and radiant on the surface, she is adored by countless young men from respectable families. In private, however, she is treacherous and cruel. When the heroine falls on hard times, she brands her with a slave mark, lashes her with a whip, and forces her to crawl on the ground barking like a dog. That is the vicious female supporting character. Later, she dies covered head to toe in slave marks, and her entire clan is condemned without exception.
Fortunately, at the point in the story where she finds herself, none of it has happened yet.
So she hurries off to find the heroine at her lowest point, following clues from the book, hoping she can get on the heroine's good side. According to the original story, the heroine should be among a group of kidnapped children. After going through every hardship to find her, Jun Pinglan instead finds...
Several vehicles smuggling spirit beasts? Jun Pinglan freezes.
The little dog that saved her life is now squatting pitifully at her feet.
Jun Pinglan: You want to come home with me, right? (Scoops her up.)
Even though everyone says her dog is ugly, Jun Pinglan thinks her dog is the prettiest of them all!
...Why can't I find your species anywhere in the library?
Cheng Ling: Awooo~
Jun Pinglan: So you're saying you can look through any memory from this life whenever you want, and you've actually looked at them many times already?!
Cheng Ling: Yeah. So what? (Completely unimpressed.)
Jun Pinglan: You pervert!
Cheng Ling: You're my servant. What's wrong with me looking at your memories?
Jun Pinglan: I'm your master, actually!
Cheng Ling: Huh...? As my lowly servant, do you want to explode and die?
God of the World: All right, all right, don't fight, you two. You're one of the few pairs I've seen who might actually work together in this game.
Jun Pinglan/Cheng Ling: What game?
God of the World: My game. In it, you have to save the world.
What happens if we don't save it?
Then, of course, you disappear along with the world.
And so the two who couldn't stand each other set out to defy fate and change their own destinies!
Gradually, Jun Pinglan realizes...
This tyrant is just a tsundere.
Everyone else: ??? Do you even know what you're saying?!
[Content warning: One of the heroines was an overpowered heroine who had a harem in her previous life. Don't read if that's not your thing.]
Theme: Change for the better and become your best self
I'm a little curious, is there any significance in changing the meaning of the word? In the female ancestral text, it is said that a man gets married. Even if there is no explanation, everyone assumes that the man joins the woman's family, right? And "she", I don't think any normal person would establish the point of view of "men are the subject and women are the extra" based on the comparison between the single character and the female character. People who can think like this will always think so. Even if the world's languages default women as the subject and give men extra emphasis, the real world will become a society where women are the subject in language and men are superior to women in terms of actual rights. Of course, the above is all said from the perspective of point of view. If it is a new set of logic established to set rationality, it is completely legitimate in the novel. For example, in the classroom scene at the beginning, although the author has given different explanations to the third person next to the single person and the word "woman", (assuming that the female world is also in Chinese) this is in line with the narrative logic of the dominant group. What I feel here alone is not that the author is forcibly tampering with the explanation, but "those people will really think so."
I was full of expectations and planned to read it, but it turned out that there were only 13 chapters. Who knows my pain? I haven't read the serial in many years 😭 😭