Always Putting on an Act [Quick Transmigration]

Before transmigrating, An Shen was an ordinary nobody who could only secretly scheme to stab to death, on Valentine’s Day, all those couples who loved flaunting their affection and hurting single people.

After transmigrating, she became a short-lived cannon-fodder character whom everyone wanted to kill!

What? You want to know why she’s being hunted?

It’s probably because she made the target of her mission turn evil!

System: "QAQ I knew you little troublemaker wouldn’t behave! Give us back our master, who’s handsome enough to make the female lead look bad and has a hundred times more emotional intelligence than the male lead! Give him back!"

An Shen: "QAQ I don’t know if your master is handsome enough to make the female lead look bad, but I’m about to get bled dry right now!!! Hurry up and save me, damn it! What good are you?! What good are you?!"

"Shen Shen, why run away? Wouldn’t you rather stay by my side?" The handsome supporting male character bent over, gazing at An Shen with tenderness in every glance. One hand caressed her face, while the other, held a knife and kept tracing it along her neck!

An Shen: "QAQ No! Please! Let! Me! Go!"

System: "Other people have someone to back them up!"

An Shen: "And all I have is my retreating figure! What good is a good-for-nothing System like you?! We’re through! Don’t ever show your face again!"

System: "QAQ I love you, don’t go!"

The female and male leads are a one-to-one pairing. There’s both happiness and heartbreak along the way!

Happy ending.

An unusual school arc (angsty) [in progress]

Childhood-friends arc with a down-and-out prince (very angsty)

Police-and-criminal psychological crime arc (extremely angsty)

Girl disguises herself as a man and enters the court arc (a little angsty)

Online gaming and entertainment arc with a clueless heroine (a little sweet)

The novel will be at least 200,000 words, depending on how things go. From the online gaming arc onward, it’ll mostly be sweet side stories. I hope you can stick around until then. If you get weepy from the angst along the way, please don’t leave comments blaming the author!

And here’s the one-line takeaway: "What you see isn’t necessarily the truth!"

I’m no good at writing blurbs. Please read the story!