When a Villainous Supporting Character Becomes the Pure and Kind White Lotus Heroine

After clawing her way to the position of principal violinist with ruthless ambition, Lan Ting woke up to the truth: she was the villainess in a book. The heroine was destined to appear soon. With her talent and good fortune, she would defeat Lan Ting, win the affection of her parents, take her position as principal violinist, and win her boyfriend's true love. Lan Ting would die a miserable death. Lan Ting: Author, do you even have any manners? To avoid this tragic fate, Lan Ting decided to deal with the heroine in advance. But something went wrong, and she ended up in another book as a genuinely kind and beautiful heroine. Being the heroine is great. It's better than being an abused villainess. Lan Ting was quite pleased. But she soon discovered that this was an old-fashioned story about a saintly heroine suffering both physical and emotional torment before redeeming everyone around her. The heroine embodied all that was good and beautiful, yet had a terribly tragic fate. Everyone around her loved her, then betrayed her. Her biological father favored her stepsister and ignored her. Since she was sensible and obedient, he asked her to give her stepsister her place at the school of her choice; Her stepsister was jealous and disfigured her. Since she was kindhearted, her family urged her not to call the police; A male supporting character hid her exam admission ticket for the sake of his friend, making her miss the exam and repeat a year. Since she was broad-minded, her friend asked her to forgive him and not seek revenge. Later, the man destined to be the male lead said he loved her, but then turned around and demanded that she donate part of her liver to save the villainess. Because she was softhearted and loved him, he took her for granted. Later, he even married the villainess to seize power, breaking her heart. Because she was born kind, generous, sensible, and easy to deceive, they all thought that no matter what awful things they did, all they had to do was repent and apologize, and she would forgive them, forget everything, swallow her grievances, and keep loving them. And that was exactly what the heroine did. But Lan Ting: To hell with this kind-and-beautiful, hypocritical saint of a heroine! She's a vicious villainess! The cover art was borrowed from Bishui. Many thanks to the wonderful artist who shared it! Here's a recommendation for my next new story. Please add it to your favorites (on the web version, just click through to save it). The Fake Heiress Is a Chaotic Disaster, and Her Harem Is in Trouble Synopsis: Yao Yingying had an easy life in the Yao family for eighteen years. As a rich heiress, she never bothered to study, devoted herself to eating, drinking, and having fun, and dreamed of inheriting the family fortune and lazing around forever. She also had a rather wicked hobby: collecting pretty boys, showing all sorts of handsome young men from poor families the wonders of the world and enjoying life with them. Then one day, she was told she was a fake heiress who had taken the real heiress's place. When the real heiress, Yao Ning, returned, Yao Yingying would be kicked out of the Yao family and left homeless. Yao Yingying was instantly gripped by a sense of crisis. Her first thought was that her harem was about to fall apart... What was she supposed to do about her cool, secretly passionate, abstinent scholar, Li Yanjun; her gentle and considerate senior, Mu Jinyi, sweet but capable of being sharp; her beautiful and delicate yet gloomy and insecure sidekick, Xu He; her proud, sharp-tongued junior who was always making dirty jokes, Fei Anteng; or her domineering, doting, and wickedly charming neighbor, Zhou Ming...? With so many gorgeous men, she didn't want to give up any of them. Choosing was so hard. To avoid being kicked out of the Yao family, with her harem on the verge of collapse, Yao Yingying began a series of outrageous schemes. Theme: Kindness should have teeth.