Becoming Everyone's Favorite in a Lavish Romance Novel

Not very well written, so proceed with caution

Jiang Wan, a tough, no-nonsense woman, transmigrates into a book.

She becomes a cannon-fodder supporting character in a feel-good story about the wealthy, infamous for being entangled in scandals and competing with the heroine for the male lead.

The supporting character has a terrible reputation, no money or friends, and a tragic ending.

Jiang Wan: old man looking at his phone on the subway.jpg

Being single isn't fun? Making money is great!

**

Jiang Wan opens a bar and builds a business.

Everyone says, "She's putting on an act. She's done playing the scheming green tea and is pretending to be a strong career woman now."

But later, they realize Jiang Wan really is strong.

She's great at mixing drinks, but her straight-girl game is even stronger.

The cocktails Jiang Wan makes have a unique flavor, and wealthy patrons keep coming back.

Among them are plenty who want to flirt with her.

A sharply dressed elite lifts his eyes, his flirtatious gaze full of charm and courtesy. "Wanwan, would you do me the honor of having a couple of drinks with me?"

Jiang Wan replies coolly, "I don't drink with people who can't hold their liquor."

"Passing out after two or three glasses is no fun."

The elite: ...?

He was clearly trying to flirt. Why is Jiang Wan only talking about drinking?

Everyone: ...?

Her unflirtable, straight-girl personality is kind of hilarious.

Thanks to her straightforward nature, Jiang Wan makes a whole bunch of friends who are like brothers and sisters to her.

A world-famous pianist whom money can't persuade to perform plays the piano for free at her bar, and sometimes takes on DJ duties; rich playboy Qian Jin works as the bar's accountant; and Fang Tiantian, who has always regarded Jiang Wan as her archenemy, becomes one of the bar's most generous customers.

The bar thrives, and Jiang Wan makes a fortune.

Her cannon-fodder fate of having no money or friends is completely turned around. As for love... Jiang Wan couldn't care less.

But her friends do care.

When they see Chu Zhuo, the most untouchable business tycoon in J City, walk into the bar, they cautiously approach Jiang Wan and say:

"Please, don't turn him into one of your buddies this time!"

The synopsis was screenshotted on July 30, 2020.

Edited February 3.

Edited March 26, screenshot posted on Weibo.

Coming soon: The Beloved Little Princess Wins by Doing Nothing After Transmigrating into the Foil Character

The little princess Song Xingwu of the Great Wu Dynasty transmigrates into a book, becoming an adopted daughter who serves as the foil in an entertainment-industry story.

The heroine is her older sister, Wen Zhenzhen. On the variety show Upward, Family!, she is doted on by her wealthy adoptive parents, her top-tier star childhood sweetheart, her refined older cousin, and other powerful figures, and is showered with resources.

Meanwhile, Song Xingwu has her fortune stolen and nobody cares about her. Whenever she appears alongside her wealthy adoptive parents, they glare at and berate her. Later, she's slandered and smeared, and scandalous rumors about her are everywhere.

Little Princess Song Xingwu: Got it, I'm on the comeback story route.

She steers clear of the Wen family and is just about to begin her comeback when her imperial siblings, who have just transmigrated into the book, drag her onto a variety show to go head-to-head with the Wens.

The three great powerhouses of the Great Wu Dynasty: When it comes to being doted on, we've never lost.

**

When word spreads that Song Xingwu is joining the variety show, her haters spring into action.

[Anyone willing to appear on a family variety show with Song Xingwu? They must be a bunch of walking disasters.]

The show begins.

Upon learning that supplies will be allocated according to each livestream's viewership, the Wen family's power players pull out all the stops, determined to get the very best for Wen Zhenzhen.

But then

When the dancer cousin wows the audience with a traditional-style dance, the Great Wu Dynasty's Eldest Princess dances as lightly as drifting clouds, captivating everyone with her breathtaking performance. The livestream chat goes wild.

When the top-tier star childhood sweetheart draws in viewers with his singing, the Great Wu Dynasty's Second Prince plays the bianzhong. A song lost for a thousand years is brought back to life, its lingering notes stunning the entire internet, and the livestream app crashes.

When her wealthy adoptive parents get so angry they pay online trolls to flood the livestream chat, the Great Wu Dynasty's Crown Prince buys the livestreaming company and shuts down their stream. The whole internet erupts.

The whole internet: Holy crap, what kind of hidden big shots are these?

The three great powerhouses of the Great Wu Dynasty: That's all the skill you've got, and you think you're good enough to run your mouths about our little sister?

#BelovedSongXingwu# shoots up the trending charts, and the whole internet is so envious their faces twist out of shape.

One hater refuses to accept it and publicly boasts on Weibo: "Zhenzhen is talented and doing great in the entertainment industry. She's way better than Song Xingwu!"

But then they discover

The richest dad in A City and her domineering CEO mom start a company for Song Xingwu, commission films and dramas tailored to her, and compete to spend money on her like their lives depend on it.

Song Xingwu, who's skilled in music, chess, calligraphy, and painting, and gets praised by the director every day: QAQ Help! I want to make a living through my own talent, but my whole family just wants me to live off them.

Theme: A straight woman's comeback story