A Beautiful Girl Like Me [Quick Transmigration]

When Jiang Yuan was born, a revered monk came to her family. He studied her carefully, left them with a single sentence, then drifted away. His words were: "Scheming too cleverly, only to make the wedding clothes for someone else." In other words, she was a supporting female character, and one who would meet a particularly tragic end. This made Jiang Yuan's mother furious. When Jiang Yuan grew up and heard about it, she never took it seriously. She would only smile sweetly at anyone who brought it up and ask, "Do I look like someone who'd play second fiddle?" The onlookers all shook their heads. Given Jiang Yuan's temperament, anyone she was willing to spend even a little effort dealing with should consider it a blessing passed down from their ancestors. Who could have guessed that the monk really was a master? His words came true in an utterly inconceivable way: Jiang Yuan transmigrated into all sorts of awful supporting female characters, and not just one of them. In Jinjiang terms, this was quick transmigration. But in Jiang Yuan's view, once the protagonists of those novels became real people, there was no telling who would end up with the protagonist's halo.