The day Tong Yi transmigrated into a BE novel as its wicked female supporting character, she was bound to a baffling “Angst Intensification” System.
Task One: Interrupt the leads’ tearful farewell confession and cement the heroine’s reputation as a clingy pest.
Tong Yi: Got it.
So she marched right into the leads’ tragic love scene and pointed at the hero, shouting, “Did your mouth stop working or something?!”
The misunderstanding was cleared up, and the leads made up.
System: Task failed. Electric shock penalty.
Task Two: Go to the heroine’s flower shop and make things difficult for her.
Tong Yi: Got it.
Then she strode into the flower shop, coldly and imperiously placing an exorbitantly priced order for a thousand roses, paid in full, and insisted the heroine finish it within five days.
The heroine’s mother could afford her surgery now.
System: ...Task complete.
Tong Yi finally understood.
The System wanted her to turn up the angst, but she would dish it out openly and dote on everyone in secret. Armed with the golden finger of foreknowledge, she would pull the original novel’s characters back from their BE endings, one by one.
The lovesick second male lead clung to the heroine, so Tong Yi patiently talked him out of chasing love and steered him toward his career.
She publicly humiliated the heroine, then handed her three boxes of cash afterward. From then on, the heroine treated her like a sister.
And the original novel’s cold, obsessive, ruthless male supporting character...
He leaned against a black car, lazily lifting his eyes to watch her perform another wicked act from afar, the corner of his mouth curling upward.
Later...
System: Host has successfully secured a HE for every member of the main cast. Ultimate mission reversal achieved. Return to your original world?
Tong Yi looked at the dear friends around her, and at the stoic man who was cutting heart-shaped carrots for her. She smiled.
“I’m staying. I like it here.”
The theme: Live well.
