Transmigrate into a Book: The Silly, Rich Villainess

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Content warning: Nonsensical humor, weak logic.

Chen Jia transmigrated into an old-school Mary Sue school novel as a poor, insignificant passerby. After going over the plot, she decided to stay away from Su Su, the walking plot hole of fortune, because in the book, neither the female supporting character Su Su nor the people around her had a good ending.

But... no matter how she looked at this wicked second female lead Su Su, the word "wicked" just didn't fit.

How to put it?

She didn't seem very smart, and she wasn't obviously wicked.

The first time they met, Su Su had her eyes turned up to the sky, as if she looked down on everyone. Once they got close, she became clingy in every possible way and wouldn't leave Chen Jia alone. She even followed her into the bath.

The words she said most often were: "I'm rich!" (very loudly). She came up with all kinds of schemes to spend money on "country bumpkin" Chen Jia without getting it returned. Her greatest joy was treating Chen Jia like a Barbie doll and dressing her however she liked. What she did most often was embarrass Chen Jia and ruin both their reputations, then happily babble away.

She had no idea that someone was shouldering all the burdens behind the scenes so she could be happy.

To keep Su Su from being a stepping stone in the romance between the male and female leads, Chen Jia went to great lengths. With her constant help (interference), the male and female leads got their happy ending, though something about their situation seemed a little off. But that wasn't her problem. All she wanted was Su Su.

Su Su fell for her at first sight, and Chen Jia hesitated for just a second before Su Su pointed a finger at her and demanded:

"So you were friends with me not because you liked me, but because I'm rich."

Chen Jia could only sigh.

"Not just that. It's also because you're dumb."

A poor but ambitious, dark-skinned baddie top who transmigrated into a book × a foolish, rich, haughty, blunt bottom

Elementary-school-level writing, no logic. Proceed with caution.

Theme: Seeing is believing, but hearing isn't always true.