The Female Supporting Character Won't Court Death [Book Transmigration]

Ming Yao transmigrates into a villainess who shares her name and is destined to bring about her own downfall. The villainess impersonates the male lead's cherished first love, who is actually his twin sister, separated from him by an accident. She schemes to seduce the domineering male lead and marry into wealth, but, as expected, it all backfires. In the end, the leads live happily ever after, while the villainess tries to harm the heroine, gets disfigured, and spends the rest of her life deranged and miserable.

Having read the ending, Ming Yao is determined not to ruin her own life. She even gives the supporting male character, Rong Ting, a sympathetic look. She knows this handsome, wealthy, gentle-as-jade man is destined to turn dark because of the heroine, and to injure his legs while protecting her, leaving him disabled.

Ming Yao: "Hey, handsome, let's stop loving the heroine. She's not worth it!"

Ming Yao does her best to keep him away from the dangerous love triangle and out of harm's way. But to her surprise, he still turns dark in the end, and it's actually because of her!? The male lead is acting strange, too...

The male lead snarls, "You played with my feelings and now you want to run?!"

The supporting male lead smiles. "Yaoyao, you have to take responsibility for me."

Trembling with fear, she wonders: Just where did everything go wrong? qaq