After I Became the White Lotus Heroine

*A silly comedy. Please add my ongoing novel, A Kiss for the Paranoid Male Supporting Character [Quick Transmigration], to your reading list! There are red-envelope giveaways every chapter!* Before bed, Zhouzhou read an old-school romance novel. The male lead traded the heroine to a powerful big shot in exchange for resources. Even so, the heroine remained devoted to the male lead and continued meeting him in secret. When the big shot found out, he flew into a rage and killed the heroine. Only then did the male lead realize he was actually in love with her. After avenging her, he spent the rest of his life in misery. Now Zhouzhou has transmigrated into the heroine, and she's facing the scene where the male lead brings her to meet the big shot. At this point in the story, the heroine is heartbroken. In a fit of chastity, she grabs a fruit knife from the table. This shocks the male lead and piques the big shot's interest. The safest thing for her to do now is follow the original plot, but... Zhouzhou is afraid of pain. So she obediently stays. To live to a ripe old age, Zhouzhou decides to cut ties with the male lead and wait for the right moment to escape the big shot. Who knew that after waiting and waiting, she'd end up hearing that the big shot plans to marry her? Zhouzhou: ...What do I do? I played the delicate white lotus so well that the big shot fell for me! Big shot: You're imagining things. Your acting has never been any good. A heroine who thinks she's putting on a brilliant performance and building an amazing persona VS a male lead who can conquer the world but willingly lets the heroine deceive him, body and soul This story has plenty of shortcomings. I'll work hard to improve it, strengthen its positive message, and raise its tone, in hopes of making it an inspiring, uplifting story. The heroine refuses to yield to fate. Even in the face of countless hardships, she works hard and strives for independence of character, making her a role model for young people. Please add the author's new novel, A Kiss for the Paranoid Male Supporting Character [Quick Transmigration], to your reading list! Romance novels often feature male supporting characters who are obsessive, insane, and sinister. But because they've been treated unfairly and meet tragic ends, readers can't bear to see them suffer and end up resenting the novels. Ji Ting is bound to the resentment of these readers. From then on, she travels through fictional worlds, dedicated to helping tragic male supporting characters change their fates and find happy endings. Fate destroys you, deceives you, humiliates you, degrades you, and despises you. The world may not love you, but I do. (In short, it's going to be sweet!) First world: The disabled, sinister villain She tries to teach the male supporting character about love while he's still young. But she steps out to buy groceries, and snap! The timeline jumps ten years ahead. The little male supporting character has become a great villain and thinks she abandoned him. Male supporting character: I believe you went to buy groceries. I'm not mad. Ji Ting: ...Put down the rope first, then we can talk. Second world: The fallen former rich young master Ji Ting: ...Didn't your stepbrother take your inheritance? How are you still so rich? Male supporting character: I had to take it back so I could buy you diamonds. Third world: The regent princess VS the young master of the House of Pleasure Ji Ting: I'll buy your freedom first. Then you can sit the imperial exams and make a name for yourself. Male supporting character: No need. Staying in your manor forever sounds nice, too. Other worlds: To be decided This is a sweet romance about Ji Ting, who devotes herself to doting on the male supporting character, only to accidentally end up being doted on in return. One couple, one love. A heroine who frets every day about saving the male supporting character VS an obsessive, unstable male lead who strays further and further from the plot Theme: