Can’t Escape the Two-Faced Supporting Female Lead [Transmigration]

Ji Xun transmigrated into a book and became the silly, sweet, rich-and-beautiful heroine of the original story.

The System said she couldn't go back until she had completed the plot.

So she waited like a fool for the male lead to appear.

But she waited and waited, and the childhood-sweetheart male lead promised in the original story never showed up. Instead, there was a cold, scheming female villain, Wen Renqing!

She bullied Ji Xun the first time they met, and even after they grew up, she still loved to bully her!

Ji Xun got a little scared. She clenched her tiny fist and prepared to run.

Forget the plot! Forget the male lead! If she couldn't afford to provoke her, she could at least avoid her!

But only a few days after she ran away, Wen Renqing caught her and brought her home.

Wen Renqing: Don't make me lose my temper. Be good.

Looking at the cowering young lady, she frowned.

The young lady was universally known as the most calculating and ruthless villainess in the entire book. Now she stared at Ji Xun, her expression cold and aloof.

Ji Xun was terrified. She blinked, about to cry.

She... she hadn't even offended Wen Renqing. She'd been so nice to her, too. Sob...

Just as tears began to well up, the young lady lowered her head and slipped a candy into her mouth, her fingertip brushing across Ji Xun's lips.

Ji Xun froze.

Sweet. So sweet.

A sickly, aloof female villainess & a soft little bunny

◆ Tips:

1. Sweet romance, one-on-one.

2. A possessive female villainess and a cute, soft heroine.

3. The original male lead is just background scenery and a plot device. Everything is in service of the female lead and female villainess getting their happy ending.

4. A warm, healing little sweet romance.

>>> New novel recommendation: Divine Gift >>>

Wan Li isn't a god.

The day she was summoned into this magical forest, Tang Ling, the catfolk clan leader, glanced at her once and turned away.

The tribe needed a deity who could heal all things and commune with nature, but all they got was an ordinary girl who was afraid of the dark.

Wan Li thought she was useless, too.

Until she touched a withered ancient tree and a clear spring welled up beneath its roots. Until she held an injured young beast, and its wound healed completely in her hands.

The forest began whispering to her, and the flowers and plants parted to make way for her.

The tribe knelt and called her