[Changed the premise! Sorry, bowing in apology!]
[The blurb is in first person; the story is in third person]
I transmigrated into a book, a male-oriented power fantasy comic, and became one of the many beauties surrounding its useless playboy hero.
The bad news: The original me was hopelessly lovesick. I betrayed the family members who cherished me for the sake of that good-for-nothing, and even willingly endured death by a thousand cuts to save his one true love.
The good news: My family members are all incredibly powerful. They didn't even blame me for betraying them. Instead, they turned evil because I died.
The even better news: I arrived pretty early, just after my villainous family members picked me up off the side of the road.
My first few years were peaceful, but as I grew older, I became more and more worried.
Because that good-for-nothing's protagonist aura really is blinding.
Money falls into his lap without him lifting a finger. He just happens to stumble on a magical treasure that's key to victory. He can become the greatest martial artist in the world with barely any practice. Every beautiful woman falls for him, and a pile of nonsensical platitudes is enough to make all sorts of geniuses risk their lives for him.
Even after my villainous family members turn evil, their abilities become so ridiculously overpowered that the good-for-nothing can't beat them. So in the end, they all have to get dumbed down and become stepping stones for that guy.
I look at them:
The smiling martial world demon lord, always trying to sneak a drink right under my nose;
The elegant, refined, and scholarly grand secretary, a notorious traitor who spends all day studying for the imperial exams;
The peerless enchantress who offers free medical care to the people of the surrounding villages and makes sure she and I are dressed to the nines every day;
And the so-called "Sword Butcher," who massacres countless martial arts sects, but spends every day bouncing around, raiding bird nests or fishing in the river.
How should I put it?
Watching that good-for-nothing play the lead makes me itch to do something.
With so many overpowered cheat abilities, it's hard not to get ideas.
Sorry, but I want to turn this male-oriented power fantasy comic into a female-oriented power fantasy story.
You've got a protagonist aura; I've got cheat abilities.
Let's compete fair and square. Neither of us gets to call the other a cheater~
Theme: I want to turn this male-oriented power fantasy comic into a female-oriented power fantasy story.