A Book Transmigrator's Survival Guide for the Villainess

Liu Qiao doesn't want to transmigrate! But Heaven insists on sending her to another world! Fine, she can transmigrate, but does she have to become a beggar? And even if she has to be a beggar, why make her the evil female side character? She can't do it! Liu Qiao is on the verge of tears. That's right, Liu Qiao has transmigrated into an evil supporting character, the kind who is always against the heroine. Her ending is horrendous: not only does her family get destroyed, she is also exiled to the frontier to serve as a military prostitute! She's just a shut-in, while the heroine is supposedly a former special agent. She doesn't want to confront the heroine head-on. If she can, she'd rather cling to the heroine's coattails! (Someone: Why cling to someone else's coattails? I've got a perfectly good pair right here!) Scene One: In a dilapidated house, several hulking men are about to assault the young man pinned beneath them. Liu Qiao gets a good look at the young man's face. He is truly stunning, and even his features hint at the peerless beauty he will grow into. His eyes are full of venom. He notices Liu Qiao nearby, and his shame and anger vanish in an instant, replaced by a pitiful, helpless look. Save me! The young man hasn't even opened his mouth, yet Liu Qiao can feel him begging her for help. She rescues him from the men, but instead of being grateful, he tries to repay her kindness with malice and turns his blade on her! Liu Qiao already knows who he is: Bai Lianhua, a devious and wicked cannon-fodder male character! His name really suits him. What a huge white lotus! Scene Two: “I don't like her! I don't want to see her!” The heroine, Dugu Yan, nestles in the arms of a man in black and points at Liu Qiao with a pout. The man gently strokes her head. “If you don't like her, Yan'er, I'll make her leave the valley.” One sentence from the heroine decides Liu Qiao's fate. She is kicked out of the uninhabited valley where she has lived for three years. Liu Qiao sets off with her bundle, but the heroine intercepts her halfway and takes it away. “These things belong to the valley. You can't take them!” Fine, fine, take them! Liu Qiao decides not to argue with the heroine and even gives her a big smile. Liu Qiao secretly despises herself for being such a pushover! But what can she do? The other woman is the heroine! The heroine can kill her whenever she's in a bad mood, and Liu Qiao knows she is no match for her. Years later, Liu Qiao saves the heroine despite their past, but the heroine slaps her! Liu Qiao stares at the sky, speechless. Why does she keep doing things that take so much effort and earn her no thanks? P.S. The heroine won't be put through angst. She's selfish, self-serving, and hopelessly lovesick, sometimes cold and heartless, sometimes suddenly kindhearted. She's a walking contradiction! In short, she is no pushover! Don't be fooled by her appearance!