After accidentally transmigrating, she gets bound to a "supporting character" System.
Su Susu's role is to travel between worlds, complete the plots, and do everything she can to torment the male lead.
To keep the male lead from dying in his difficult circumstances and derailing her mission, she has no choice but to openly antagonize him while secretly helping him, all without straying from the original character settings.
One day, the male lead finds out about all of it...
Male lead: You torment me, then turn around and help me. What else could that be but love?
Su Susu, pinned against the wall in his arms: Honestly, it really isn't... (I have professional standards.)
Male lead: Close your eyes.
Su Susu: ...All right.
Also known as The Female Lead Script Was Mine All Along and After I Became the Female Supporting Character
Tentative couples:
An unloved, cold-palace prince X a pampered princess
A celebrated general X a noblewoman whose family has fallen on hard times
A rough country bumpkin and fool of a child groom X a teary, spoiled young peasant girl
Simply put, in the first half the heroine torments the male lead in all sorts of ways, and in the second half he torments her back (with affection).
This novel is part of Jinjiang's "I Have a Date with Jinjiang" event. Note: The "supporting character" System bound to the heroine is actually Jinjiang Literature City's "female lead" System.
My author page: Jasmine Garden. Cover source: Tu Hua Paradise.
A few things to note:
1. One-on-one romance, with the same male lead throughout.
2. Some forceful romance.
3. Each story may be fairly long =3=
Character designs for the male and female leads drawn by a friend.
Theme:
To be honest, I don't like it, it's not a quick wear at all. The first story is somewhat interesting, but the second story is nothing.
Only two worlds are really few
Why is this over???
I regret buying the entire book. . . I was completely attracted by the setting. In the first world, the setting of the unruly princess was just okay. Later on, there were more and more bugs. I didn't even explain the quick travel. Why don't you explain the first world and the second world? . . Could you please tell me why the heroine came to get dressed quickly? What should we do if the world ends? Why are the male protagonists all the same person? Why did the first world fail to clear the memory? Not to mention, there are a lot of bugs in the description of the fast-travel relationship between the two worlds, and the ending of the male and female protagonists is not written at all. . .
What kind of tea do you want to drink?
Sprinkle, sprinkle, sprinkle flowers?(?◇?)
Is this a show of flowers? (Stay)
. . . . . . . . The finale, my god [Yunbei] [Yunbei] I remember this is a fast-travel novel, and it only has two worlds. Why don't you explain the ending? It just ends like this. It's a bit convenient⊙_⊙
Sprinkle flowers, mua!
My dear author, is the text finished??