The Supporting Ladies' Tea Party

I've given up on trying to keep up. I'm getting ready to wrap this up. There should only be a few chapters left.

Thanks for sticking with me. After half a year, I'm finally about to finish this story / collapsed from exhaustion.

The author's goal: no tragedies (major spoiler.jpg). We read novels for fun, right?

Villainesses are often essential tools for advancing the plot. But when they gathered for a tea party, they realized none of them was all that interested in the original plot.

The real heiress, a superwoman, waved a hand: The real-versus-fake heiress thing, and all that anti-materialist nonsense, are way too flashy. The simple truth that brute force solves everything suits me better.

The Supreme Chaos Being, a lazy chuuni brat, lounged on a soft couch: Your divine realm is lovely, but it's mine now. (:3_ヽ)_

The capital's famed songstress, a black-hearted white lotus and green tea, leaned on the table and casually blew on her bright red nails: Stay away from men. They'll make you miserable. They're just tools.

The Alpha big sister, who died young in an ABO doting-romance novel: So my whole life was just a ridiculous background prop in a story about my younger brother's family falling into ruin and him marrying a disabled God of War who dotes on him?

Notes before reading:

1. If you're not open to all kinds of pairings, proceed with caution. The author likes every orientation and kink except group sex. The protagonist has no romance, but old habits die hard, so be warned.

2. I've never been a god, my grades were poor, I have no money, and my perspective is limited. I've never fought anyone in an interstellar battlefield or an ancient court, either.

Translation: I never took Required Course Three: The Creation of Species and the Distribution of Landforms. Skill level in all kinds of competitions and exams: 0. Investing experience not yet unlocked. My idea of the Brahmin lifestyle is entirely imaginary. Statecraft and governance are beyond my knowledge. Every setting is made up, and the author retains the final say over every golden finger.

3. All characters are made up on the spot and promptly fall apart. OOC is never far away.

4. Stepmother warning.jpg (I'm revising it! I'm revising it!)

5. Also known as Big Shots, But Not Big at All and Spoilers, But Completely Useless.

6. A wild stew of popular elements from an unusual angle. For all you know, every main character could be a "villain."

7. I can't write ensemble casts. I'm an awkwardness trigger personified, and yet I refuse to learn my lesson.

8. Aiming for three thousand words a day. I'll revise the story repeatedly. ("I'm so hungry. If only I'd known, I wouldn't have become an obscure author who gives up a pound of flesh to produce food for the fandom.")

9. I have no stockpile of chapters. (So people really can use up nearly 90,000 words of stored chapters down to the very last hair? / sobs)

The rest will update slowly.

Theme: Keep a more open mind and set your sights a little higher.