Chu Li transmigrated into a book as the villainous female supporting character.
If she can save the sickly male supporting character who silently protects the heroine and soothe the readers' resentment, she can earn an extra reward from the System.
But after transmigrating into the book twice, Chu Li was killed by him before she could even appear in three chapters, let alone save him.
On her third time transmigrating into the book...
Chu Li, who never survives past three chapters, decides to keep her head down and play the villainess.
To hell with saving him! To hell with the reward!
This time, she'll just follow the plot!
In the original story, Chu Li is the spoiled, overbearing little princess of the Tiansheng Kingdom, infamous throughout the land. The male lead is the heir to a noble house, whom she falls in love with at first sight.
To win him, she cries, throws tantrums, and threatens suicide, until her father finally arranges their marriage.
But the male lead defies the imperial decree and refuses to marry her. He even agrees to elope with the innocent, sweet heroine.
As the villainess, Chu Li simply crashes the wedding and ties the male lead up in the bridal sedan.
Who knew she'd grab the wrong person? She ends up abducting the second young master of the prince's residence, the sickly male supporting character, Ying Jianqing.
Ying Jianqing was taken in by the old prince as a child. Rumors say he is the old prince's illegitimate son, so his principal wife makes life difficult for him.
What's more, he's ill-tempered, frail, chronically ill, and suffers from an eye condition. He's a cold, blind beauty.
Not even an ordinary person could put up with him, let alone the spoiled little princess.
Yet Chu Li doesn't kill Ying Jianqing. Instead, she takes him as her consort.
Just as everyone expects the spoiled little princess to torment the sickly beauty she forcibly abducted, Chu Li does the opposite. She spoils this lowly consort beyond belief:
She treats his eyes and punishes the wicked for him;
she wins honors for him and even cooks for him herself.
Apart from giving him a formal title, she lays the best of everything before him.
With an onslaught like this, even an iceberg would melt into spring.
The noble, moonlike male supporting character is finally pulled down from his pedestal by Chu Li.
He willingly becomes her devoted admirer.
Ying Jianqing is no ordinary person, and no ordinary treatment can heal his eyes.
He traveled far to the shores of Bohai and risked his life to obtain a dragon pearl to use as eyes. Wounded all over, he hurried straight to the princess's residence.
He wanted to see Chu Li with his own eyes.
But the princess's residence was decked out with lanterns and decorations, and a huge wedding character was pasted on the gate.
The little princess was getting married again.
The male lead, who had run away from his wedding, had returned.
Chu Li, in a red wedding dress and holding the male lead's arm, smiled sweetly at him. "Your Highness has come back. You can go now."
Don't get in the way of me following the plot.
"All right. But you have to come back to the Demon Realm with me."
With that, the sickly male supporting character, who had been as clear and bright as the moon in the original story, suddenly turned dark. Even his eyes became a terrifying red.
Chu Li froze. "The Demon Realm?"
Ying Jianqing smiled faintly. "Because I'm...the Demon Lord."
He pointed a finger, his supernatural power appeared again, and Chu Li turned into a lively little carp!
His true form was a silver cat with odd-colored eyes.
Chu Li o(╥﹏╥)o: Why didn't anyone tell me before I transmigrated into this book that this was actually a fantasy romance novel?!
Theme: What goes around comes around. Don't be too much like the heroine.
