The Supporting Female Character Rescue Plan

[Standalone stories] [One-on-one romance in each story] [The protagonists have no connection to one another across worlds]

[In February, updates are normally posted at 9 p.m. If there's no update by then, it'll probably be around 11 p.m., so those of you who go to bed around then can check for it.]

Novels always need side characters to set off the protagonists. They can be vicious targets for face-slapping, foolish villains who drive the protagonist to be reborn, or insignificant stumbling blocks on the protagonist's path to growth...

Without exception, they are the evil of their worlds, people readers can't wait to see get rid of.

They absorb the malice of their worlds, suffering and sinking into the mire. Even their creators despise them so much.

They finally snapped, throwing the worlds of their books into chaos. Then the authors who created them got dragged in, too.

In a nutshell: stories about authors who transmigrate into their own novels to save the villainesses.

Different authors, different villainesses (I'll go with whatever I like).

Stories so far:

1. Meeting that snobbish, clueless bankrupt villainess at a marriage matchmaking event (marriage first, love later)

The author, who does nothing but write and sleep: "I think I'm at least a little innocent here. What story doesn't have a villain?"

The villainess: "Well, since you're here, want to try getting rich through hard work?"

The author: "Is that why you're using my car to drive for DiDi?"

Later, the author realized that living with such a pure-hearted (money-loving) girl wasn't bad at all. The two of them started selling hand-grabbed pancakes outside the school gate.

The author: "Making money to support my wife is pretty great."

2. Meeting the villainess who bankrupted me on an overpass

Theme: Live a rich and colorful life