The Cannon Fodder Female Side Character in a Dragon-Aroon Novel

[A transmigrated-into-a-book heroine who puts effort into all the wrong things x the original male lead, watching her try all the wrong things]

In traditional male-oriented novels, there are always characters who are exceptionally handsome, brilliant, and blessed with an overpowered golden finger. They are the undisputed protagonists, known as the Chosen Ones.

There are also always characters who are unbelievably stupid and get killed off within four or five chapters. They're collectively known as cannon fodder.

Yun Shuangyin transmigrates into a book as just such a character: a wicked supporting heroine from a powerful family who commits countless misdeeds, only to be thrown off a cliff by the male lead, He Zhi, and left without a trace.

To maintain her wicked supporting-character persona, Yun Shuangyin makes the following efforts:

1. Secretly writes fanfiction about herself and the male lead, making up a story about how he hates her because he loves her and can't have her.

2. Accidentally barges into the male lead's room and catches him bathing, then takes advantage of him while she's at it.

3. Competes in a horse race, falls into the male lead's arms when her horse gets spooked, right in front of the three female leads, and even gets to feel his abs.

Thanks to Yun Shuangyin's tireless efforts to wreak havoc, the plot gallops off in a direction that not even ten horses could pull it back from.

The first female lead marries, the second enters the palace after being selected in the imperial consort selection, and the last remaining female lead is publicly rejected by the male lead, her love unrequited.

Yun Shuangyin: The plot's a little off course, but it's no big deal!

Just when Yun Shuangyin thinks she's in the clear, the third female lead throws caution to the wind and asks the emperor to decree a marriage for her at a palace banquet.

The male lead, He Zhi, calmly says, "You're wonderful, but I'm already engaged."

Yun Shuangyin is stunned. Don't tell her that the engagement he's talking about is the one she thinks it is!

After marrying He Zhi, Yun Shuangyin makes a pact with him.

First, we'll stay out of each other's way and be a couple in name only.

Second, even if you have another woman outside, don't bring her home. Don't ruin my mood.

Third, you can decide the little things on your own, but we'll discuss the big things together.

He Zhi happily agrees.

It doesn't take long for Yun Shuangyin to be the one who breaks their rules, while He Zhi keeps his side of the bargain.

One day, after drinking some fake liquor, she gives in to temptation and actually pushes He Zhi down herself!

Yun Shuangyin tries to pretend nothing happened, but He Zhi asks with a serious expression, "Was my technique really that bad?"

Yun Shuangyin: ...Not exactly.

[Reader advisory]

1. A fluffy, silly romance. The plot and romance each take up about half the story. The writing is rather amateurish.

2. Updates on a set schedule, with occasional revisions.

3. More details to be added.

Theme: Freedom and equality