The Villainess Who Never Surrenders: Quick Transmigration

Rong Ling has been through ten worlds and died ten times. In every world, she played the role who opposed the heroine, an ungrateful supporting female character, a villain who deserved to die. In the end, everyone despised her, and she met a terrible death. Until at last, Rong Ling fought her way back, carrying her memories from every world, and began again. What can she do to avoid repeating the same mistakes? Repent and cling to the male and female leads? Turn over a new leaf and choose to be a good person? Not a chance! After finally getting the opportunity to start over, she absolutely refuses to waste it. So Rong Ling chooses to be evil to the bitter end, using every means at her disposal to put everyone else beneath her feet. She just never expected that, as she grows darker and darker, the original heroine, once an innocent little white flower, would start acting strangely toward her. The former energetic idol’s ever-present smile vanishes, replaced by boundless coldness. “Rong Ling, I told you that one day you’d beg me for mercy in tears.” The embodiment of the righteous path actually falls into demonic ways, blood dripping from the tip of her sword. “So the Venerable Immortal does have a heart. It just doesn’t belong to me.” The real heiress who was switched at birth smiles brightly, but there’s a warning in her eyes. “We’ll always be family, won’t we, Sister?” The young empress dowager, ruling from behind the curtain, slowly descends from the throne in the great hall. “I do miss those nights when I’d just entered the palace and Sister A Ling and I could talk about anything.” Rong Ling: ??? A guide for new readers: 1. Female protagonist is the bottom, female protagonist is the bottom, female protagonist is the bottom. They love and hate each other. 2. This is not a transmigration-into-a-book story. There’s more to the heroine’s Quick Transmigration than meets the eye. 3. A black-hearted supporting villain, Rong Ling, starts out maxed out and uses her knowledge of the plot to do as she pleases, only to get brutally schooled by an even darker society, namely the heroines. 4. This story is also called How I Turned the Original Silly, Sweet, Naive Heroine into a Black-Hearted One. 5. Depending on the plot, the small worlds have both happy and tragic endings. The main story ends happily. Completed older works: No Consumption of My Deceased Ship: A popular movie queen who’s cold and doesn’t talk much, with no feelings X a female idol who wears sunglasses and loves nobody, but talks dirty and has even dirtier tricks I Kicked the Male Lead Away [Quick Transmigration]: A story about a sweet-on-the-outside, dark-on-the-inside second female lead and a straight heroine turning each other gay Theme: You have to fight hard to win