From Villainess to Everyone's Darling [Quick Transmigration]

#Coming soon: Love Influencer at Work. Nonhuman heroine, all the big shots are her future meals. The Canary, But I Make Him Pay for Everything. A beloved heroine with a slightly comedic edge. #Ongoing: She Goes Wild at Noble Academy [Two Loops]. A fun-loving player, having a wild time with the F4. She was dealt the villainess's hand, but played out a life as everyone's beloved. She's shallow, vain, awful, and arrogant, but I still love her. [The Heiress Villainess] Completed (Content warning: I didn't write it well. I recommend skipping it.) After taking the male lead's fortune and stealing his younger brother... The male lead cried and begged you not to leave. [The Interstellar Villainess] Completed (Also not written well) A princess stranded on a trash planet was welcomed back to the Central District as a pawn in a power struggle. While the male leads were busy competing for supremacy, you were busy killing them and becoming empress yourself. [The Dating Show Villainess] Completed (It's all right) A flirtatious playgirl persona? Three male contestants at once? No problem. You don't mind getting criticized, because you won't be the one crying in the end. [The Master's Wife Villainess] Completed (Gets better as it goes) (Content warning: Turning a gay man straight) Her husband was a cold, aloof bottom who cultivated the Heartless Path, and he was supposed to live happily ever after with his younger Demon Lord disciple, the top. Respect their choice and wish them well? No way. You were going to make their lives a living hell. [The Actress Villainess] Completed (A mishmash, read with caution) The Hong Kong tycoon, the Buddhist master of the Beijing circle, the idol heartthrob, the Cannes Best Actor, the loyal fan site photographer... None of them could compare to having awards in hand. After all, they were only temporary ports of call for you. [The Divine Villainess] Completed (My take on Western fantasy) Content warnings: 1. Over-the-top drama, wish fulfillment, everyone loves the heroine, and the plot makes no sense. 2. One-on-one romances in separate arcs. 3. Irregular updates. 4. Not a strong, independent heroine story, and not written for readers who are deeply invested in the heroine. Theme: Women hold up half the sky.