Playing the Supporting Female Role in Classic Literature

Mina had read plenty of novels about female side characters turning their lives around, so she was full of theoretical knowledge. When she stepped into the story herself, she could always face each situation with composure.

In the world of Anna Karenina, Dolly thought that aside from her scumbag husband being a bit of a pain, everything else was fine.

In the world of Pride and Prejudice, Charlotte, a plain-looking older woman with no dowry, saw how proud her father was of his paltry knighthood and decided she might as well earn another one for him.

In the world of Gone with the Wind, Melanie did her best to remind herself not to break character while facing Scarlett, who was determined to steal her man. But the coming war was terrifying. She had to find a way to protect her family's property.

Coming up are Titanic, Sense and Sensibility, Madame Bovary, Bel-Ami, Sister Carrie... all classics everyone knows by heart.

Since a permanent male lead entered the story midway through, the heroine will be traveling with him from now on. So I reworked the outlines for all the worlds that follow.

P.S. If there's something you especially want to read that I haven't included, leave me a message, dear readers. If I get inspired too, we'll make it happen.

Theme: No matter what difficulties you encounter, keep moving forward bravely.