The Supporting Female Lead Begs You to Look at Me [Book Transmigration]

Book Two: Xiao Qi and Feng Yin's Modern-Era Story, Don't Lose Me Again, now underway.

++++++++Welcome back. The story continues.

Blurb: (I reread this myself and found the early chapters really awkward... I'd recommend sticking it out until chapter fifteen. It gets a little better after that. If you really can't make it, emmmmm, my writing is bad, so no need to force yourself. Thanks for reading.)

(Cool beauty as the shou / obsessive, delicate gong)

Chu Muqi fell for that cool beauty at first sight...

The book said she was a supporting female character who was about to fall off a cliff and have all her meridians shattered?

Someone stared intently at the beauty beneath the moon, her face serious. "No problem! I'll save the beauty and win her heart!"

And apparently the emperor was going to scheme against her, while his ministers coveted her in secret?

Someone secretly protected her without hesitation. "Everyone, move aside! This is my best chance to win her heart!"

Later, someone came to ask for the beauty's hand in marriage.

Someone, someone...

Wei Fengyin suddenly went limp in Chu Muqi's arms. She looked at Chu Muqi's dark expression, startled and flustered.

"Xiao Qi... you..."

Chu Muqi hoisted her over her shoulder (muttering angrily).

"I'm done with this! I've guarded her for so long, only to have someone else steal her away."

"I'll bundle her up and take her away first!"

A story about someone who longs to get close to a beauty and finally wins her over, though not without a struggle.

(The supporting female character is doted on throughout, from the gong's perspective, with protection from beginning to end. Don't read if that's not your thing.)

Coming next: The Scheme of Mutual Pity

+++ Qin Shouyu guarded Cui Jiang for many years.

Cui Jiang used her for many years, too.

Only after being used to death did Shouyu resolutely push Cui Jiang away, choosing instead to tumble cleanly off a cliff.

Cui Jiang was reborn, facing a life in which she had no connection to Shouyu at all.

Shouyu never went to the Imperial Academy, never made a bet and married, and never met her.

In fact, the first time Cui Jiang met her, Shouyu struck with her blade and splashed Cui Jiang's face with blood.

"Do you know me?" Shouyu asked.

She had come riding the wind, but her old friend did not recognize her when they met face-to-face.

Cui Jiang thought for a moment, wiped away the blood, and shook her head. "I don't remember you. We must never have met."

Theme: Rather than passively waiting to be saved, strive to become stronger. In the midst of the storm, walk side by side with the light that has come to you.