[Please add I Really Am a Big Shot to your reading list! You'll find it in my author page!]
Even though everyone loves me, all I want to do is research.
[1] Fake Heiress, Real Heiress: I Love No One. (Complete)
[2] Raising Kids Online: The Growth of Three Big Shots (Complete)
[3] The Villainous Senior Sister in a Cultivation Master-Disciple Story: Making Pills with Science
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Another story in the same vein, Research Beauty [Quick Transmigration]
Jian Yiling is bound to the Supporting Female Character Comeback System and transmigrates into different worlds to help supporting female characters get their revenge and turn their lives around.
But after spending her previous life holed up in a lab, she has no idea how to do that.
She can only placate the System: Okay, okay, I'll get right on it.
But by the time the male and female leads are about to get together, she's still busy doing research!
What a waste of such a pretty face!!
Just as the System is about to lose it, the comeback is complete.
The face-slapping is complete.
System: ???
[1] The Fake Heiress and Real Heiress of the Wealthy Entertainment World: The Fake Heiress Quits the Industry and Goes Straight to Grad School.
The fake heiress is the center of attention, adored by everyone since childhood. Even after her identity is exposed, she's still a top-tier star, a beloved actress doted on by powerful people from every walk of life.
Jian Yiling, on the other hand, is the real heiress. She's beautiful, but has been aloof and haughty since childhood, and is forever a supporting female character stuck in the bottom tier.
After learning the truth about her identity, the original Jian Yiling fawns on powerful people from all walks of life, earning the scorn of the entire internet and being told to get out of the entertainment industry.
After getting involved with the fake heiress's ex, a young entrepreneur who built his business from scratch, the fake heiress turns the tables on her and claims they broke up because Jian Yiling came between them.
In the end, Jian Yiling's reputation is ruined. Even after returning to her wealthy family, she's ostracized and dies in misery.
Jian Yiling: Quit the industry? Sounds great! I'll quit right now!
[2] The Villainous Big Shot of the 1980s: I'm Keeping This Wicked Supporting Female Character
One day, Jian Yiling wakes up as the wicked supporting female character in an era novel. The original character used her family's wealth to bully the innocent heroine, relentlessly pursued the hero, and did all sorts of awful things. Everyone despised her, and her parents, ashamed of her, married her off to a disabled man from the neighboring village.
A disabled man? It looks like that leg can still be saved. Definitely a challenge! She'll take it.
Later, the people who mocked and insulted her cling to her leg and beg her to come back.
Even the hero, who once treated her with utter indifference, comes after her to apologize.
Villainous Big Shot: Get lost! Do you think the man beside her is dead? Stay away from my wife!
Jian Yiling: What are you talking about? I don't understand. Move, you're blocking my experiment!
System: ...
Theme: Discovering the beauty of life through hard work
Forced and unreasonable? ? ? It's like losing your mind
Is this... All of them intellectual?
How come there are always people who provoke the heroine for no apparent reason, one after another, and the process of recruiting them is the same every time. The other parts are very well written, and it seems like one move can bring down everyone's intelligence.
I've been thinking about one thing... If the heroine is so awesome, why doesn't she go to the national laboratory? Fighting against the Su family?
Too stupid? Your instructor didn't choose you, so you made a fuss? ? There's something really wrong!
It feels like the supporting characters are forcibly subdued. Not to mention that photography is not allowed in the laboratory, but also the performance of the researchers. I think my attitude was pretty good, but I don't know that the heroine is a celebrity, so why would I have this question? It would be understandable if this conflict occurred at the beginning when the heroine had doubts about her when she first entered the laboratory. But by this time the heroine should have been in the laboratory for some time. You should have been able to tell early on whether it was available or not. As for academic qualifications, if it is revealed that a person who has been recognized has only a low academic qualification, he will only be said to be more than his appearance. This conflict is a bit superfluous.
Finally, I didn't see anyone complaining here. It seems to be so poisonous. I couldn't even hold on to the first chapter. I just came here to complain and comment. The comments are much more exciting than the book.
How come people in this world are all wearing a halo of wisdom? The heroine obviously can avoid those things, but she doesn't care about them, and then lets others deal with them for her. Is she doing an experiment and being stupid? All the men write disgustingly, thinking about the whole lower body, resting their heads on their necks to make them look biologically more beautiful? All the female characters have been transformed into vicious female supporting characters. How much hatred and hatred is there!
Suffocated to death, persuaded to quit...
Is this a comprehensive research university? My mom, why does it feel like an elementary school or a junior high school? The principal's daughter can blatantly bully, and the parents can still make trouble.
Forced and unreasonable? ? ? It's like losing your mind
Is this... All of them intellectual?
How come there are always people who provoke the heroine for no apparent reason, one after another, and the process of recruiting them is the same every time. The other parts are very well written, and it seems like one move can bring down everyone's intelligence.
I've been thinking about one thing... If the heroine is so awesome, why doesn't she go to the national laboratory? Fighting against the Su family?
Too stupid? Your instructor didn't choose you, so you made a fuss? ? There's something really wrong!
It feels like the supporting characters are forcibly subdued. Not to mention that photography is not allowed in the laboratory, but also the performance of the researchers. I think my attitude was pretty good, but I don't know that the heroine is a celebrity, so why would I have this question? It would be understandable if this conflict occurred at the beginning when the heroine had doubts about her when she first entered the laboratory. But by this time the heroine should have been in the laboratory for some time. You should have been able to tell early on whether it was available or not. As for academic qualifications, if it is revealed that a person who has been recognized has only a low academic qualification, he will only be said to be more than his appearance. This conflict is a bit superfluous.
Finally, I didn't see anyone complaining here. It seems to be so poisonous. I couldn't even hold on to the first chapter. I just came here to complain and comment. The comments are much more exciting than the book.
How come people in this world are all wearing a halo of wisdom? The heroine obviously can avoid those things, but she doesn't care about them, and then lets others deal with them for her. Is she doing an experiment and being stupid? All the men write disgustingly, thinking about the whole lower body, resting their heads on their necks to make them look biologically more beautiful? All the female characters have been transformed into vicious female supporting characters. How much hatred and hatred is there!
Suffocated to death, persuaded to quit...
Is this a comprehensive research university? My mom, why does it feel like an elementary school or a junior high school? The principal's daughter can blatantly bully, and the parents can still make trouble.