The Female Side Character's Unwanted Interference (Quick Transmigration)

Blurb One: The King of Hell has a serious headache. The King of Hell has a very serious headache. The professional female supporting characters have all turned evil, shirked their duties, and stopped doing their jobs. Now they're back to slaughtering a bunch of weaklings. He urgently needs a vicious female supporting character. A professional vicious female supporting character who can beat up the heroine, kick the hero, slay the whole cast with her bare hands, dig pits and set traps along the heroes' path to love, create one hardship after another, and leave as soon as the job is done. So he set his sights on the Underworld's resident troublemaker. Wanzi: "..." Blurb: There are three thousand worlds, and every world has a fated heroine and a fated hero. To show that the heroes' love did not come easily, their tear-jerking journey always needs cannon fodder who are brainless in one way and vicious in another to put them through hardships. One after another, they come, and they never end. After enduring the Underworld's torments, Wanzi, who owes a mountain of debts, tearfully sold herself and completed her first mission as a top-tier villainess. Wanzi: She'll make the hero and heroine feel setbacks as bone-chilling as the depths of winter. :) Reader's Note: This is not a story about a supporting character turning her life around to become the heroine. It's about playing the role of a supporting character. Readers hoping to see her rise up and become the heroine may be disappointed. P.S. The heroine only acts within the limits of what the plot allows. If you're going to call the author an idiot because she didn't achieve the feat of killing the original heroine, please don't leave a special comment about it. Thank you. P.P.S. If you can't stand old-fashioned tropes, you can start with the second story. Of course, each installment has a different ending, and the heroine may fail her mission. (In other words, will she wreck the original plot?) P.P.P.S. The author is very rebellious. :) Currently serializing: My Life as the Abandoned Crown Prince's Pampered Concubine Blurb: Blurb: Wang Shu is an unremarkable agricultural science graduate who was unemployed right after graduation. She transmigrates to ancient times and becomes the only daughter of the richest man in Qinghe Town, born to his first wife. When she is three, a wandering Taoist happens to see her and predicts that she is destined for great wealth and honor. Her father, Master Wang, is convinced his eldest daughter is blessed by fate and is determined to set her on the road to a glorious life. When she is fifteen, her father dies suddenly of an acute illness. Her wicked stepmother is triumphant and sends her to become a concubine in the household of a strange local magnate. Strange is right. The rules are strict, there are guards everywhere, and everyone, from the master to the servants, acts as if they've lost their minds. She tries to run away, but gets nowhere and nearly has her legs broken. Wang Shu decides to give up and take things as they come. Later, she discovers that the master of the house is surnamed Xiao. The same Xiao as Xiao Yanxing, the deposed crown prince born to the late empress. The Crown Prince pretends to be ill and foolish, while Wang Shu eats, drinks, and has fun running a country farm. The Crown Prince sinks to rock bottom, while Wang Shu eats, drinks, and has fun running a country farm. The Crown Prince makes a powerful comeback, while Wang Shu is still eating, drinking, and having fun running a country farm. The Crown Princess changes three times, while Wang Shu goes from a low-ranking concubine to lounging her way to becoming the most honored woman in all the land. Beautiful women come and go, but Wang Shu is as constant as iron. People all marvel: What is it about this woman, who spends all day rolling around her little patch of farmland, that makes Emperor Yuanzong cherish her so much? Blurb Two: Wang Shu never dreamed she'd transmigrate into the same world twice. The first time, believing that a woman should choose her own husband, she set her heart on her childhood sweetheart, a poor scholar, and gave him everything she had to support his studies. She thought that raising him right would make things turn out differently. But once he passed the imperial exams, he demoted her to concubine and married the daughter of a high-ranking official instead. He confined her in a deserted old residence, and she died at twenty-four. When she opened her eyes again, it was the very day her stepmother sent her off to become someone else's concubine. She stopped struggling. She gave up and went with the flow. You can live anywhere, after all. A fool is still better than an ungrateful scumbag. With no man in her heart, her sword becomes divine. She'll just do whatever she wants. She never expected this legendary fool to be so stunning, or his madness to be so captivating! Preorder: The Merchant's Rise to Nobility Blurb: In her previous life, her parents died young, her little brother was frail, and all that remained was an elderly grandmother watching over a fortune. Yu Yu'er was beautiful, and her looks only brought disaster. To protect her, her grandmother had her take half the family fortune and marry into the Prince's household. She was a princess consort, yet lived worse than a favored concubine. Her sisters-in-law looked down on her, her husband was cold and distant, and Yu Yu'er sought security by doing everything she could to make the icy Prince Zhou Changqing look her way. She compromised and schemed, but could never warm his heart. When his childhood sweetheart became a widow, he rode a hundred miles to bring her back and planned to petition for her to become a secondary consort. Only then did Yu Yu'er realize that he had always loved someone else. In this life, given a chance to start over, Yu Yu'er sits on the bridal bed in her bright red wedding dress. She looks at the man before her, whose cool features are as radiant as the moon in the sky, and smiles faintly. "I know Your Highness married me as a matter of expediency, since the imperial marriage decree could not be refused. Rest assured, from now on we'll stay out of each other's way." She no longer wants what she can't have. He can love whoever he likes. Isn't it better to enjoy a fortune? In this life, all she wants is to be The Outcast, second only to one and above all others. Theme: Even if it's a lousy job, do it well.