The Transmigrated Female Supporting Character Doesn't Want a Bad Ending

A sharp-tongued, chuuni little princess who seems silly but is secretly clever × a dashing, cocky, narcissistic, tsundere male lead

Qu Hengwu is a third-year acting student.

She diligently attends class and hones her craft. Just as she finally gets a chance to audition, an industry darling steals the role.

In a fit of rage, she gets a little angry. After getting drunk late at night, she opens her eyes and finds herself transmigrated into a melodramatic novel she once read.

Bad news: She's transmigrated into a book.

Good news: She's an ill-fated princess who dies young, and she has eleven years left before her death.

Even better news: The main characters are all still little kids. She can befriend them and change her tragic fate of dying young.

So six-year-old Hengwu huffs and puffs her way out to gather all the young protagonists and villains under her wing as her little followers.

As long as she teaches them properly, they'll all grow up to be good, law-abiding, patriotic citizens!

And then she won't have to die!

But can someone explain why the main characters are so different as kids?!

The chubby, bespectacled little boy who opens his mouth to say, "What a sage!" is actually the original novel's male lead!

The energetic "heroine" who can jump from Dream of the Red Chamber to Harry Potter is the original novel's delicate, tearful female lead?!

The third male lead has half the male lead's defining traits, but he's a narcissistic, cocky academic failure who won't turn his life around!

The little crybaby who stutters and bursts into tears at the slightest provocation is the future mastermind villain who controls everything?!

Qu Hengwu: I'm devastated and shocked, but I can't say it.

This world is a fantasy, but even more fantastical is Qu Hengwu's struggle to survive in it.

For a long time to come, strange scenes will play out at Shangshu Academy.

The famously overbearing Princess Fu'an always seems to appear just when you need help.

Can't solve your homework? No problem, Qu Hengwu will patiently explain it. Feeling homesick? No problem, she'll hug you and comfort you. Don't have paper or a pen? No problem, she'll generously give you some.

And so Qu Hengwu thrives at Shangshu Academy, becoming its undisputed boss!

This is sort of a kids-growing-up story! The first part focuses on childhood friendship, with no romance when they're young. The later part is a secret for now, and there may be some angst in the middle.

The male lead is cocky and narcissistic as a child. When he grows up, he's tsundere and awkward.

First blurb screenshot dated 2023/09/14

Second blurb revised on 2023/11/26

I've kept records of the article's outline and detailed outline, including document timestamps, screen recordings made immediately after writing, and screenshots of discussions with friends.

The story was inspired by the chanting version of "Beyond the Shore" and the Minnan-language version of "A Mother's Grief for Her Many Blossoms."

Any similarities are purely coincidental.

Theme: Be strong and independent, and keep thriving