The Male Lead Keeps Wagging His Tail [Quick Transmigration]

[The male lead falls in love with the heroine at first sight, even when he can't see her!]

Shen Qingwu was a genuine fox spirit, and was about to be destroyed by the Heavenly Dao because spirits weren't allowed to cultivate after the founding of the nation.

Fortunately, she met a human-machine System, which arranged for her to enter the worlds of novels and complete missions.

And so she became all kinds of supporting female characters.

Her mission was to steal the male lead from the heroine.

How could this not be the perfect job for a fox spirit?

Look! That male lead is wagging his tail and coming over again.

A gold-digging supporting character who uses her roommate's photos to scam men she meets online:

So what if the male lead knows I used fake photos? He still has to chase after me and call me "Baby."

A tomboyish tea girl supporting character in a childhood-sweethearts romance:

Sure, the male lead and I flirt, kiss, and roughhouse. But we're just good buddies.

A weak, dependent supporting character in an apocalypse novel, constantly humiliated by the heroine:

I didn't mean to leave big sister behind. But she's so capable, she must be fine, right? Unlike me, I'm scared of thunder and need the team leader to stay with me.

A cannon-fodder foil from the heroine's village in a period novel, jealous of her:

The career-minded heroine is someone I want as a bestie, and the desirable male lead, a young intellectual sent to the countryside, is someone I want to make fall in love with me by force.

A deranged fan with a mental illness in an entertainment-industry novel

A villainous female guest on a dating show in a novel about a beloved woman with a crowd of admirers

The beloved heroine gets four male leads, but I have to choose just one out of four. Eeny, meeny, miny, moe. Whoever I pick will be my leading man.

Theme: Everyone is the protagonist of their own story