A Princess Syndrome Girl Transmigrates into a Frozen Apocalypse Novel

[Male Rivals Competing for the Heroine + Everyone's Favorite + Extreme Cold Disaster Apocalypse] Lu Ying has princess syndrome. She's selfish and willful, lacks a sense of responsibility, loves playing innocent, and is obsessed with her appearance. She's the textbook definition of a princess-syndrome sufferer. One day, after reading a novel about an extreme-cold apocalypse, she finishes criticizing the author for writing utter nonsense. The cannon-fodder supporting character, who shares her name, is portrayed as a complete idiot: "She's dumb enough to let her boyfriend's ex-girlfriend into her home and let her live in her villa... Then she even watches the ex and her boyfriend cuddle for warmth and share a bed." Right after posting her comment, Lu Ying transmigrates into the novel as the cannon-fodder supporting character. She checks the date. The extreme-cold apocalypse will arrive in one week. Thinking about the original, saintly supporting character's fate, Lu Ying remembers how the warm shelter she worked so hard to build was taken over by her boyfriend and his ex-girlfriend, that pair of shameless adulterers. They even shoved her into the snow while she was off guard, leaving her to freeze to death. She wrinkles her nose. She doesn't break up with the bastard. Instead, she thinks about his looks and physique, and about his family line's seemingly endless supply of handsome men. She decides to make him invite his several male cousins over. Whether he wants to cuddle with his ex-girlfriend for warmth or not is none of her concern. Lu Ying snorts. When the heating fails, she'll rely on these men to keep warm and survive. Will they agree? Lu Ying looks at the peerlessly beautiful face in the mirror, identical to her own, and folds her arms with haughty composure. = On the tenth day of the extreme cold, the bastard boyfriend's heart softens, and he opens the door for his ex-girlfriend. Lu Ying barely reacts. She glances at him, saunters over to his older cousin, and says matter-of-factly, "Hold me. I'm cold." The bastard boyfriend: ? The bastard boyfriend, furious: "Lu! You're my girlfriend!" Lu Ying is held in his older cousin's arms. She calmly looks at her boyfriend, stretches out one bare foot, and lifts an eyebrow to indicate: Yes, you can warm my feet. The bastard boyfriend: ... The ex-girlfriend: ... He swallows his anger. With a crowd of brothers glaring at that foot, he steps forward and cups it in both hands. "I'll warm it." = Content warnings before reading: · The heroine has princess syndrome · Male rivals competing for the heroine · A Mary Sue, everyone's-favorite story · Open ending~ Next novel: Who Could Resist a Cry-At-the-Drop-of-a-Hat Villainess? [Book Transmigration] After waking from a car accident, Ruan Que transmigrates into a novel she just finished reading, as the identically named villainous cannon-fodder in a rich-family romance about winning back an ex. She's an utterly evil, super-bad woman who hates men and women, young and old, and all of humanity equally. She can't stand the handsome, wealthy, chosen-by-heaven male lead, the overly meek heroine with no sense of self, the second male lead who acts like a sore loser and throws his weight around, or the second female lead, who's so lovesick she fights the heroine over a man... She can't even stand dogs on the roadside whose owners don't keep them on a leash. Ha! She's a pure hater. There's nothing she can stand! The System tells her that she must maintain her character and follow the plot if she wants to survive in this world. With a heavy heart, Ruan Que begins the first day's events after her Book Transmigration. She has to watch the male lead get into a car accident, trick the heroine into leaving the scene, and make her miss the male lead's best chance for treatment, creating countless misunderstandings and conflicts between the leads. She must coldly watch the male lead bleed... If the second female lead hadn't passed by later, Ruan Que would have killed him outright. Everything goes perfectly. Following the System's instructions, Ruan Que dutifully completes the plot: watching the male lead bleed, waiting for the second female lead to pass by, and getting berated by her for being evil. There's just one problem. The System watches its Host threaten the male lead, who is half-conscious and half-awake, while tears stream down her delicate face. Completely baffled, it asks, "Why are you crying?" Ruan Que sobs softly, her voice trembling. "I'm, I'm sorry. I can't help it." The beautiful woman blinks through tears, her full red lips quivering. She sniffles, looking at the male lead with hesitation, bites her lip anxiously, and wonders how much longer she'll have to wait for the second female lead. At this rate, he's really going to die! System: ... A miscalculation. Before binding to its Host, it paid attention to Ruan Que's beauty, which matched the villainous cannon-fodder character in the book, but forgot to check her personality. Watching Ruan Que do something awful while shedding tears, looking both helpless and heartbreakingly pitiful, the System: ... It shuts its eyes. It wants to criticize her for being too softhearted, but can't bring itself to say it. In the end, all it manages is, "Wipe your tears. Stop crying." Meanwhile, the handsome man lying in a pool of blood looks at her in confusion. Before losing consciousness completely, he hears Ruan Que's faint sob: "Please don't die!" How strange. Bai Yanqing thinks: You're the one who stood by and watched me get hit by the car, maliciously hung up on the person calling me, and snuffed out my hope of survival... So why do you look so heartbroken? · After her Book Transmigration, Ruan Que strays farther and farther down the path of becoming a villainous cannon-fodder. Having successfully made it through several major plot points, she confidently believes her ending is just around the corner. If she remembers correctly, the cannon-fodder villainess is ultimately rejected by everyone. Of course, a pure hater who despises heaven and earth, people and things, is hardly going to be liked by anyone. Even the stray cats and dogs are put off by how fierce she is. They refuse to eat the food she gives them and run away with their tails tucked between their legs. Ruan Que thinks: Sob, being a bad person is so hard. But it's fine! Once I've finished the plot, I can stop being bad and do whatever I want! Then I can cry as much as I want! What she doesn't expect is that one day she deliberately buys a ticket to see a tearjerker romance at the cinema, thinking she'll finally be able to express herself normally in private and reveal her true cry-at-the-drop-of-a-hat nature. In the neighboring seat, the heroine rests her chin in her hand and smiles at her. "Queque, you're cutest when you stop pretending to be tough." In the seat on her other side, the male lead gives her a tissue with a cool expression. "Ruan Que, wipe your tears." Even the second male lead, who has always been at odds with her, is moved by her tears. He stammers, "Y-you cry so easily?" After watching the touching scene on the screen, the one that made Ruan Que cry, he presses his lips together. "I booked the movie next door. Let's switch to a comedy." Ruan Que sniffles and stares at them, wide-eyed and confused. She tilts her head, unable to understand. The plot is nearly over, so why are the male lead, the heroine, and all the other important characters still by her side? Why haven't they left? Wasn't she supposed to end up completely alone, abandoned by everyone as a villainess? · Content warnings before reading: A beautiful, everyone's-favorite heroine who cries uncontrollably and is unlike ordinary people. Everyone loves Ruan Que. Theme: No matter how difficult things get, never give up easily.