The Heartless Supporting Actress Is Born with Unmatched Beauty [Quick Transmigration]

Su Tang is a legend in the world of quick transmigration. Beautiful and ruthless, with an immortal body, she long ago broke free of her System and began living life on her own terms. But while enjoying the sunshine, beaches, bikinis, and young men on an island, she was accidentally dragged into an old-fashioned, melodramatic romance novel by a novice supporting-character System.

Su Tang raised an eyebrow. Again?

The novice System dropped to its knees. "S-sorry, boss! I'll send you back right away!"

Su Tang idly flipped through the script. "Wait... the villainess?"

The novice System's lightbulb lit up, and it cautiously extended a tiny feeler. "If you don't like that, you don't have to be so villainous..."

Su Tang tossed the script aside. "Hah, how can I not be villainous?"

Just look at these awful male leads: forcing love and abusing the heroine, body and soul? Using a substitute for their white moonlight and not even knowing which woman they love? The grass is always greener on the other side? Women are nothing but stepping stones to success? "I may be a flirt, but it's all an act. You're the only one I've ever loved"?

And yet the heroines are forcibly reduced to idiots by the plot, abused in every possible way, and still end up with the scumbags in a happy ending?!

Su Tang: "I don't like happy endings. Every one of these worlds has to end in tragedy."

A few things to know before reading (make sure you read this!):

1. The heroine is stunningly beautiful and irresistible: everyone who sees my face falls in love with me.

2. A no-brainer power fantasy. The heroine enters each world in her own body and does whatever she wants. She's gorgeous, flirtatious, and loves causing trouble, flirting with scumbags until she dies in their arms and leaves them pining, restless, and regretful for the rest of their lives.

3. There will be multiple unrequited crushes in every world, everyday romantic showdowns, and melodrama. The heroine completes her mission, sweeps away, and leaves every story with a tragic ending.

4. The original heroines are neither villainized nor abused.

5. For the heroine's previous transmigration experiences, see the author's profile.

Core idea: Stand up for the weak, punish the wicked, and root out evil.