I Defied Fate Thanks to My Nemesis

Shang Que transmigrates into another world. As a dragon, she has noble blood, extraordinary talent, and a loving family. She thinks she has the beloved, all-conquering heroine’s script, and that her path to immortality will be a breeze. A breeze, indeed. Then, overnight, her family is destroyed, and her entire clan is wiped out. Only after bonding with her clan’s divine artifact does she learn that she has transmigrated into a comic that is still being serialized. According to the author’s plans, she is a minor villain who delivers opportunities to the protagonist, and the destruction of her clan is just an insignificant side quest in the protagonist’s growth. She refuses to accept it. She refuses to be nothing more than a minor villain, and even more than that, she refuses to accept that her loved ones all died for such a ridiculous reason. She wants to change her fate. She even plans to use this real-world comic forum, which she can see anytime, anywhere, to leverage the readers’ opinions and force the author to change her character settings. She wants her entire clan brought back to life. She just never expected to become a sensation on the forum because people started shipping her with her nemesis... Are these readers seriously for real? Readers: “But the rivals-to-lovers pairing is just so good!” This was completely unexpected. She only disguised herself as a newly initiated disciple in an attempt to get close to the protagonist. She never expected to get involved with her nemesis, the greatest swordswoman in the world, who looks as pure and radiant as the moon but is rotten on the inside. Her nemesis takes good care of her. Her nemesis wants to take her as a disciple. Wait, have the ship enthusiasts gotten to her? Why does she feel like her nemesis is going to make a move on her? Though the whole process was a complete mess, Shang Que finally had her secret identity exposed. She thought they would go back to being normal enemies and keep fighting to the death, and that the ship enthusiasts who had been shipping them from beginning to end would finally open their eyes and see reality. After all, when she approached her junior sister again, the heroine of the comic, her nemesis pressed a sword to her neck and said coldly, “You scheming thing. Stay away from her.” The forum screamed: “Don’t get close to Junior Sister! Get close to me instead!” “She’s jealous! She’s jealous! She’s going to die of jealousy!” Shang Que: ? Still, she breathed a sigh of relief, then turned around and taunted her. “Keeping such a close eye on her? She’s neither your disciple nor your Dao companion. What right do you have to interfere?” The forum: “You’re done for. Are you trying to get yourself killed in bed by hitting every single one of her buttons?” Shang Que: ? At this point, how are you still managing to ship us? But then things took another turn, and it turned out that all those ship enthusiasts on the forum had been right... Let me recommend my upcoming story, a fragmented-character tale of bitter love and mutual pining, with the dynamic leaning toward the receiving partner. “I Only Live for the All-Conquering Heroine” After Jiang Fuhuo died, she was bound to a System. “You’re saying your name is ‘I Give the All-Conquering Heroine Her Power-Ups’?” [That’s right, Host. During each mission, you’ll play one of the benefactors along the all-conquering heroine’s path to ascension, clearing obstacles for her and helping her ascend. =w=] Jiang Fuhuo took a look at the generous mission rewards. I’m in! Her first identity was a cold and aloof master who led the all-conquering heroine into the sect. She pretended to care for her, raising her only for her innate sword bones. In the end, the heroine killed her, leaving behind a massive experience bundle. The problem was that while Jiang Fuhuo was carrying out the mission, she took pity on the heroine’s childhood sweetheart and accepted her into the sect as well. This caused her mission progress to keep faltering. At last, her master arc ended, and she successfully faked her death. But then the all-conquering heroine called her childhood sweetheart a shameless green tea and fell out with her? Her second identity was the frail saintess of the Star Divination Pavilion. She was supposed to fall in love with the all-conquering heroine at first sight, making her archenemy take an interest in the heroine. But her archenemy, the seductive and sinister High Priestess, kept her gaze fixed on Jiang Fuhuo instead. Then Jiang Fuhuo realized something terrifying. The all-conquering heroine’s green-tea childhood sweetheart clutched the hem of her robe, tears glistening in her eyes. “Master, you schemed so carefully for the all-conquering heroine and made me suffer the agony of losing you. Is there not even the slightest place for me in your heart?” Her archenemy went nearly mad after Jiang Fuhuo faked her death. “Fuhuo, I should have bound your soul to mine, so that your gaze would fall on me for all eternity.” Even the all-conquering heroine finally saw through her secret identity. “Master, you planned everything for my sake. Was I someone important to you in a past life? What about in this life?” Jiang Fuhuo was surrounded by all of them. Enough! Enough already! She was just doing a mission! P.S. A fragmented-character story, with mutual attack and a dynamic that leans toward the receiving partner. As always, it’s a dark, twisted tale of bitter love and mutual pining. Fuhuo is irresistible to everyone. While I’m at it, let me recommend my completed novel, “Drawing My Ex-Girlfriend from a Card.” Theme: Do what you believe in