I Kicked the Male Lead Away: Quick Transmigration

After being knocked unconscious by a dog falling from high above, Fang Zhinan, a modern college student, wakes up one day to find that she seems to have transmigrated to a strange world. She now has a tiny waist, long legs, fair skin, and the looks of a beautiful young woman. To save her young life and return to the happy days when she was a chubby shut-in, she resolutely signs an agreement with the System and travels between worlds in search of spiritual treasures that can bring her back to life. But... why does every world she transmigrates into have all kinds of impossibly cool, overbearing, domineering male leads strutting around in front of her with sour expressions, while also getting tangled up with one female side character after another? Male lead, huh? Child of destiny, huh? Master of good fortune, huh? Today, I, Fang Zhinan, will show you who truly deserves to be loved by the second female lead! From now on, your gentle, sweet concubine is mine. Your cute, clingy junior sister is mine too, and your domineering, regal senior sister is mine as well. Even your fresh and graceful childhood friend, the sweet girl you helped raise, is mine. But you? You can forget ever becoming mine! Reader's Guide: 1. A lesbian quick-transmigration story. An innocent college student transmigrates into the heroines of various melodramatic straight romances, gradually gets used to her new roles, kicks the domineering male leads, beats up the Gary Stus, and somehow manages to turn the second female leads gay. 2. The original male leads will fall for the heroine too, but our heroine couldn't care less about them. 3. The second female leads are sweet on the outside but dark within, but the heroine is so obliviously straight that she doesn't notice. 4. Lighthearted style, happy ending. Seeking advance readers for the new novel, The Villainess Who Never Surrenders Rong Ling lived through ten worlds and died ten times. In every world, she was the one who opposed the heroine: an ungrateful supporting character, a villain who deserved to die, and someone whose ending earned the hatred of countless people and a miserable death. Until, at last, Rong Ling fought her way back, carrying her memories from every world, and started over. What could she do to avoid repeating the same mistakes? Repent and cling to the leads? Turn over a new leaf and choose to be a good person? No chance! She'd finally gotten the chance to start over, and she wouldn't waste it. So Rong Ling chose to go all in on being evil, using every means at her disposal to crush everyone beneath her feet. But she never expected that, as she grew darker, the heroine, once an innocent little flower, would start acting strangely toward her. The former bubbly idol's ever-present smile vanished, leaving only an icy chill. “Rong Ling, I told you that one day you'd be crying and begging me.” The embodiment of righteousness had fallen to demonic ways, blood dripping from her sword. “So the Immortal Venerable does have a heart after all. It's just that the person in it isn't me.” The real heiress, switched at birth, smiled brightly, her eyes full of warning. “We'll always be family. Isn't that right, Big Sister?” The young empress dowager, ruling from behind the curtain, slowly descended from the throne. “I do miss those nights when I first entered the palace, chatting away with my dear little sister A Ling.” Rong Ling: ??? A Few Things to Know Before You Start: 1. The protagonist is the pursued partner, the pursued partner, the pursued partner. A love-hate relationship. 2. This is not a transmigration-into-a-book story. There are other reasons for the heroine's quick transmigration. 3. The story of the black-hearted supporting character Rong Ling, who starts out max-level and acts with impunity because she knows the plot, only to be brutally schooled by society's even darker heroines. 4. This novel is also known as How I Drove the Original Sweet and Silly Heroine to Become Black-Hearted. Completed lesbian entertainment-industry novel: Banned from Cashing In on a Dead Ship. A sharp-tongued, unfeeling, no-nonsense top actress X a chatterbox idol who puts on her sunglasses and loves nobody, with plenty of outrageous stunts. Theme: