After Becoming a Cannon Fodder Female Supporting Character, I Played Five Male Leads

[The last book had an unwilling player in a messy romance who was forced to be a heartbreaker, and it was too frustrating. So I'm writing this one to indulge myself: a woman who enjoys breaking hearts on her own terms.]

Feng Ying transmigrated into a book.

Before transmigrating, she was a natural heartthrob, a top-tier queen of the dating scene who juggled so many men she couldn't keep count.

After transmigrating, she became a foolish, wicked minor villainess in a messy romantic drama, a disposable character abandoned in turn by her fiance, sworn elder brother, childhood sweetheart, and first love.

"That's it? That's all?" Feng Ying, the winner at life and queen of the dating scene, scoffed. "There's no way I'm becoming cannon fodder. I'll have those men lining up to be my dogs in no time."

Then the System appeared.

System: There's bad news. When you transmigrated, the original heroine was reborn too. She knows the whole plot, so winning over these five male leads might be a little difficult...

Feng Ying: Only five?

System: ?

Feng Ying: Can I do them all at once? I'm in a hurry.

System: ...

*

The original heroine in the book has been reborn!

But when she opened her eyes, she found that the plot had already been turned upside down.

In this life, there were no male leads who cherished her above all others and fought each other bloody over her.

There was only a crowd of men prostrating themselves at that wicked villainess's feet, begging for even the smallest scrap of her favor.

1. A delightfully satisfying story about a wicked woman. Ying is beautiful, bold, rich, and skilled at luring in top-tier scumbags. She's a successful, powerful career woman, and the reason she breaks hearts is simply that she never cared much about romance in the first place.

2. No true love; everyone has a one-sided crush.

3. The original heroine's rebirth matters. Later on, Ying personally teaches her how to get over her love-addled mindset. Her career comes first.

Written on September 3, 2021

Theme: Break free from love-addled thinking; your career comes first