The Villainess Has Hundreds of Millions in Real Estate

[Because the author isn't a full-time writer and has real-life matters to deal with, as well as a neck condition, updates are irregular. Proceed with caution.] Also known as *When I Became a Landlady* 1. Wen Li had transmigrated into a book for years before realizing it. She was a minor female character with an unknown fate, appearing for all of three minutes and serving only to move the plot along. Wen Li's father was gravely ill and nearing death, while her mother was busy cozying up to her first love. The heroine was a good friend of the woman who would eventually become Wen Li's stepmother. Wen Li thought about the family assets: they seemed to include several hundred apartments and dozens of prime retail properties. Why should I bother being a supporting female character? Isn't money great? Aren't games fun? Without hesitation, Wen Li exposed her mother's affair. Cherish life, stay away from the plot, and shine on her own. 2. When Wen Li became the country's top fashion blogger, rumors had it that her father had died, her mother had remarried, and she had lived alone for years. Her fans wept: "Our darling has had it so hard!" Wen Li: "I'm doing fine, really." Nobody believed her. A certain movie raked in a billion yuan at the box office. Apparently, Wen Li had sold an apartment to invest in it. A certain tech company went public and saw its market value skyrocket. Apparently, Wen Li had sold an apartment to invest in it. Everyone gradually realized something was off. Just how many apartments did Wen Li own? 3. A certain fashion idol filmed a variety show and planned to rent clothes from a fashion blogger for an event. Online haters: "Is the idol really that broke? Borrowing clothes from a fashion blogger? So tacky." When Wen Li's huge walk-in closet slowly opened, everyone in the livestream was stunned. Wen Li said calmly, "See if there's anything you like in here. If not, there's another floor below." !!! 1. The female lead is rich, beautiful, and living the dream. 2. There are face-slapping scenes. Don't get hung up on the details. 3. The male lead is just a plot device, and romance isn't the author's strong suit. Theme: A supporting female character stands on her own two feet.