The Substitute Supporting Actress Doesn't Want to Rise to the Top [Book Transmigration]

IMPORTANT: Abandoned, abandoned, abandoned!!

I'm sorry. I've thought it over carefully these past few days, and I'm truly not good at writing romance, especially when I'm short on time. The more I write, the stranger it gets, and I can't create the sweet romantic atmosphere I want for everyone. So I've decided to request that the novel be taken off VIP.

Sorry again. Bowing.

Isn't it better to play the replacement properly, then take the money and leave when the contract expires?

Bei Man transmigrates into an old-school romance novel. The male lead is rich and handsome; the female lead is sweet and charming, and the entertainment industry unanimously recognizes her as a goddess.

And she becomes a supporting female character who serves as the male lead's replacement girlfriend: an actress with a terrible reputation, barely a blip on the radar. In the middle and later parts of the story, she causes trouble at every turn, determined to climb the ladder and become the domineering CEO's pampered wife.

You can imagine how tragic her ending will be.

Bei Man immediately makes a new plan for her life as a replacement, determined not to follow the original owner's tragic path.

Flirt with the male lead? NO!

A replacement should know her place and be a tool without feelings.

Put down the female lead? NO!

She rejects the persona her agency wants to impose on her, refuses to piggyback on the female lead's fame, and keeps a low profile, doing more and saying less.

In Chai Qi's eyes, Bei Man is a pretty, obedient substitute. Her only flaw is that her eyes always hold an unrealistic glimmer whenever she looks at him. Since she is so well-behaved and knows her place, Chai Qi puts up with this impertinence, even thinking that renewing her contract might not be a bad idea.

Until the contract expires and Bei Man happily packs her bags and leaves.

Chai Qi's eyes turn red as he asks in disbelief, "You love me so much. Why are you leaving?"

Bei Man stares at him, baffled. "I... When was I ever in love with you?"

P.S. The male lead will chase his wife in the middle and later parts.

P.S. At the start of the story, neither the male lead nor the original female lead has feelings for the other.

A preview of my next novel: My Green Tea Stepsister [Book Transmigration]

Che Mu transmigrates into a book. The female lead is the real daughter who was abducted as a child. Her biological parents find her when she's sixteen, and she becomes everyone's darling.

Her wealthy father dotes on her, her movie-star mother showers her with affection, her brothers adore her, and her CEO fiance loves her. She lives the kind of life every woman envies.

And Che Mu becomes the biological daughter of the female lead's adoptive parents, as well as the female lead's green tea stepsister.

In public, the green tea stepsister gives the female lead advice:

"You'll have to divide the family fortune with them someday. Your brothers definitely won't like you."

"You're not even pretty. Why would your fiance be interested in you?"

In private, the green tea stepsister pulls out every trick she has:

She pretends to fall in front of the female lead's brothers, brushing their arms and teasing their palms.

In front of the CEO, she claps her hands and gushes in a sugary voice, "You're so amazing!"

You can imagine how tragic the ending will be for a two-faced green tea schemer.

But Che Mu isn't afraid. She'll show them that she's not just a party animal, she's a queen!

My completed novels:

My Green Tea Best Friend Won't Clear Her Name [Book Transmigration]

The Tool Character's Max-Level Dad [Quick Transmigration]

The Scumbag's Plot Is Falling Apart Online [Quick Transmigration]

Theme: Work diligently and live honestly.