(World Two currently serializing)
Zhilu accidentally transmigrates and gets bound to a Villainess Novel System.
But the role she's playing isn't that of a vicious cannon-fodder villainess who makes a comeback. Instead, she's... the original heroine, the novel's unattainable first love.
[World One: The Substitute]
The fake daughter of the Marquis's household lives like a princess, but when the real daughter returns, she falls into ruin. Her family despises her, her fiancé abandons her, and she eventually dies miserably of illness, only to learn that she was merely the real daughter's substitute, a cannon-fodder villainess.
The male lead, a great antagonist, reaches out to the reborn villainess. “Want to fight our way back together?”
The villainess's gaze is cold. “I do.”
And Zhilu has transmigrated into the original heroine, the real daughter.
Zhilu: “...What do I do? The male lead and villainess are coming back for revenge. I'm going to die!”
System: “Don't worry, Host. You're the original heroine, so you have a built-in plot armor.”
[World Two: The Darling of the Sect]
The spoiled, domineering female disciple is the beloved favorite of her cultivation sect, until a gentle junior sister joins and takes all the affection for herself.
Consumed by jealousy, the female disciple makes trouble at every turn and ultimately dies a miserable death, only to learn that she was just a vicious cannon-fodder villainess.
After being reborn, the villainess awakens. She begins cultivating like mad and winning people over, swearing to defy fate and change her destiny.
Zhilu has transmigrated into the beloved junior sister heroine, the darling of everyone.
Zhilu's inner thoughts: ...Is it too late to start acting sweet and obedient?
System: Host, your mission is to survive.
[World Three: The Demon]
P.S. More worlds will be added as I write them.
Message: Study hard and improve every day
I found it recommended. I took a quick look at the beginning and it seems ok.
Why do women play women? Don't they have names?