I Reincarnated as the Villainess of an Old-School Tennis Web Novel

Hanazawa Rio transmigrates into a melodramatic fanfic as the villainous female supporting character, Sanada's cousin.

In the novel, Hanazawa Rio is a scheming green tea who will do anything to win the male lead's heart. She acts kind and innocent but secretly frames the heroine and sabotages her relationships with the male leads. In the end, her true nature is exposed, and she meets a tragic fate.

She has to complete the plot before she can go home.

Scene One: Humiliate the heroine and threaten her into leaving Rikkai.

Hanazawa Rio confronts the heroine in a fury, tosses a check onto the table, and says, "I'll give you five million. Leave Rikkai!"

System: "?"

Heroine: "?"

Financial humiliation still counts as humiliation.

Scene Two: Frame the heroine and make the male leads hate her.

Hanazawa Rio pretends the heroine pushed her, falls into the river, and cries for help.

Yukimura arrives in a hurry and sees that the water only comes up to her chest. "..."

System, exasperated: "Couldn't you have picked a deeper river?!"

Hanazawa Rio looks utterly innocent. "But I can't swim. What if no one got here in time and I drowned?"

System: That's a good point. I can't argue with that.

Scene Three: Cling to the male leads and win their affection, until the truth comes out and they despise her.

She applies to be the tennis club manager, ready to show off her skills, but the tennis ball nearly hits Yukimura in the head.

Atobe's birthday comes around. Hanazawa Rio makes him a cake herself, but uses the wrong ingredients. Atobe rushes to the toilet and vomits violently, briefly questioning his entire life.

During Niou's practice, Hanazawa Rio brings him a drink, but accidentally gives him willow juice. Niou dies on the spot.

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After witnessing superpowered tennis, Hanazawa Rio's entire worldview is shattered. When she learns from the System that she has transmigrated into a tennis anime, she becomes convinced that only people with strong tennis skills deserve to be protagonists.

When she first meets the handsome, popular Kise, she has no interest in him: "You could be great at basketball and still not be the protagonist."

When she runs into Dazai, who believes he's shouldering the responsibility of saving the world, she scoffs: "You don't even play tennis. How could you possibly be the protagonist?"

After seeing Chuuya's gravity ability dominate the field, she sighs. "What a shame. You can't play tennis, so it doesn't matter how strong your ability is."

Everyone is bewildered: What is so special about tennis?!

It isn't until Hanazawa Rio takes them to watch a tennis match that the special effects flying everywhere turn their understanding of the sport upside down.

Reading Guide:

1. Silly and lighthearted, with no logic, lots of everyday life, and few matches.

2. The pairing is undecided. The heroine is doted on by the whole group without realizing it.

3. Mostly tennis, with a little basketball and the Armed Detective Agency. Other crossovers may appear too.

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The Tragic-Novel Heroine, But I Send Everyone Flying

Jiang Lan is bound to a System and transmigrates into the heroine of various small worlds. She must complete each plot to gain her freedom. These heroines are abused in body, heart, and soul, framed, forced to donate kidneys, caught in car crashes, and left with their entire families murdered. All their suffering is merely so they can live happily ever after with the male lead in the ending.

Jiang Lan: What male lead? He's clearly a walking jinx.

World One: The domineering CEO's white-moonlight replacement.

To save his critically ill first love, the obsessive CEO grabs Jiang Lan by the wrist, eyes bloodshot. "You owe Weiwei this. Be a good girl and donate her your kidney. The Gu family won't treat you unfairly."

Jiang Lan pulls out her phone and calls the police right there. "Hello, 110? Someone here is illegally forcing me to donate an organ."

World Two: The resilient, sweet heroine.

One day, she happens to find the sharp-tongued, gloomy male lead, battered and covered in injuries after being attacked by his enemies, lying on the ground after going a whole day without food. In the original plot, the heroine kindly takes him home, only for his enemies to come after her. She is badly injured and nearly dies.

Jiang Lan turns and walks into the convenience store next door, then returns with a bag of delicious-smelling food.

He lifts his dark eyes, hostility filling them. "I don't need your..." charity.

Jiang Lan eats an entire box of fried chicken in front of him, then walks away without a second thought.

Male lead: ?

World Three: The real daughter who was switched at birth in a fake-versus-real heiress story.

On the first day she returns home, her eldest brother warns her coldly: "Listen carefully. Everything in this house belongs to my sister. Don't even think about taking a single thing from her."

Jiang Lan shows none of the anger or pleading he expected. Instead, a mocking smile curls her lips. "Everything belongs to her?"

"Does she own a share of the family business?"

"Will she be the company's chairwoman one day?"

"Will she inherit all the wealth?"

The barrage of forceful questions leaves the man stunned.

Jiang Lan rolls her eyes. "She has none of that, and you still dare to say this?"

Theme: Love life and stay positive.