After the Wicked Supporting Actress Decides to Die

[Main story complete] Wen Sui transmigrated into a book as a cannon-fodder supporting female character. Her only purpose was to create conflict between the hero and heroine, drive their romance forward, and die a miserable death in the end. She was frail and sickly, with only a few years left to live. To prolong her life, her master found someone with a special constitution and forced him into a pact with her, placing a parasite inside him so he’d have no choice but to use his blood and cultivation to keep her alive. That person was the male lead. At first, he nourished her with his own heart’s blood. To prolong her life, he broke into secret realms to kill powerful monsters and searched for rare treasures. He even gave her his body, using dual cultivation to transfer his power to her. In the novel, controlled by the parasite, he was abused by a vicious supporting female character like her. His life was so utterly miserable that he became a deranged, crawling-in-the-dark sort of lunatic. Then the heroine appeared and healed him, turning the story into a sweet romance. As a vicious supporting female character, Wen Sui naturally died in the end without a sound, and no one cared. Wen Sui knew that she’d been born sick. If her master hadn’t used the parasite to control the male lead and keep her alive, she’d have died long ago. Now that the plot was moving forward and the heroine had appeared, Wen Sui didn’t have long to live, and she’d long since stopped wanting to. First, dragging around this sick body was unbearable. Second, she didn’t want to drink anyone else’s blood anymore. After all these years, he must hate her to the core. He must hate how she’d shamelessly clung to him and drained his blood, hate that she was a burden, hate how she used the parasite to threaten him every time, forcing him to keep her alive and break into secret realms or even sects to steal treasures. He came back covered in blood every time, on the brink of death, and ended up at the top of the most-wanted list, hunted by countless sects. Wen Sui thought she really was vicious. Even her last act of kindness came from knowing her own death was inevitable. She decided to die. After the original plot had come true beat for beat, Wen Sui planned to remove the parasite her master had placed in the male lead, find a place rich in spiritual energy, and live in seclusion while quietly waiting to die. After feeding him blood once again, Wen Sui pretended to sleep, then crept up and took out the mother parasite her master had given her. She meant to remove the parasite inside the male lead, but to her shock, there was no parasite in his body! Then what did he mean just now when he said the parasite was acting up and he needed to cultivate with her? A chill ran down Wen Sui’s spine. Startled, her heart pounding, she lowered her eyes and met a pair in the darkness. They were black as ink, unfathomably deep. Suddenly, she felt as if she were about to be swallowed whole. She really had driven the male lead mad. PS: 1. The heroine was born into this world. 2. The hero and heroine are both each other’s one and only, in body and heart. 3. A spoiled, sickly girl × an insecure, gloomy, love-obsessed man Please add my next book to your reading list: Senior Brother, Do You Hear What You’re Saying? [Next book blurb] After dying from overwork at her 996 job, Lin Yu transmigrated into a cultivation novel as the vicious junior sister. She diligently played the villain every day, only to die by the male lead’s sword in the end. Having just died from overwork, Lin Yu immediately threw that character setting out the window and decided: Time to slack off! She was the youngest disciple in the sect, after all, and her eldest senior brother, the very picture of a destined hero, was already working tirelessly for the sect. What did she have to worry about? So her daily routine went like this: While they practiced swordsmanship, she slept. While they studied secret alchemy techniques, she read storybooks. While they learned spells and formations, she rolled over when she got tired of sleeping. Later, the sect fell on hard times, and the disciples began looking for other paths. Lin Yu finally felt a twinge of conscience, thinking it was too much for her eldest senior brother to carry the whole sect alone. She politely asked, “With a great battle coming, is there anything you need me to do, Senior Brother?” Her eldest senior brother, the very picture of a destined hero, gave her a resentful look that said, “You’re finally asking.” Then he handed her a cultivation manual and said expressionlessly, “This manual requires a female cultivator to practice with me, harmonizing yin and yang. Would Junior Sister be willing to go to the trouble of cultivating it with me?” After Lin Yu flipped through a few pages of the manual: “...” Senior Brother, do you hear what you’re saying? Huh? Please add this upcoming book to your reading list: After She Drives the Male Lead Mad and Gloomy [Upcoming book blurb] Lin Chaomu transmigrated into a book as a young lady. Her father was the sect leader, her master was a powerful cultivator on the verge of ascension, her senior brother was the very picture of a destined hero, and her older brother was a top-tier sister-con. What a perfect setup for lying flat... But unfortunately, she was only a supporting character. And a supporting character in a male-led power-progression novel, at that. The particularly vicious and spoiled kind. In the original story, she was a nasty, pampered young lady. At a trial tournament, she became interested in the beautiful male lead, whose life was miserable and who was bound in chains. She took him by force because she wanted his good looks, tormented him in every way, and successfully tempered his will... only to become the number one name on the male lead’s revenge list after he returned as the Dragon King, whereupon he killed her with a single sword strike. After transmigrating into the book, Lin Chaomu was terrified and tossed and turned, planning to keep her distance from the male lead and quietly lie flat. Then she discovered that she’d been bound to a System... The System told her she had to complete every plot point assigned to her character and temper the male lead before she could escape its control and return to the real world. Otherwise, she’d be erased immediately. So, in order to complete the plot laid out by the System without making the male lead hate her too much, all she could do was... slap him, give him a sweet treat, slap him again, then give him another sweet treat. Until one day, after repeating this slap-and-sweet-treat routine over and over, she noticed the way the male lead looked at her had started to change. Lin Chaomu: “?” Later, after she finally escaped the System’s control and completed all the plot points for the vicious supporting character, she prepared to say goodbye and run. On a dark, windy night, she slipped away with a small bundle, running and running... only to end up trapped in a space by the male lead. In the midst of nothingness, he slowly approached and bent down to gently caress her lips. His once handsome, cold face took on a faint, excited, and unsettling smile, his peach-blossom eyes bloodshot and his long eyelashes trembling violently. It was impossible to tell whether he was overwhelmed with excitement or sheer delight... He looked unbearably possessive and twisted, just like the yandere male leads from the stories she’d read... “Miss, you can’t leave anymore.” “Stay by my side and don’t go anywhere, understand?” “This is... your only way to survive.” Lin Chaomu: “???” Weren’t you supposed to be the male lead of a power-progression novel? Why do you look like a gloomy yandere male lead? Aaaaaah! Theme: Kindness never goes out of style