The Goddess Turns the Tables Every Day

[Sweet and salty · Unconventional group darling · Truly formidable heroine vs. Noble and peerless · Mysterious and inscrutable · Truly formidable hero] What should you do when you transmigrate into a book you wrote yourself and become the wicked, fat supporting female character? Keep following the plot and end up as a miserable, tragic cannon fodder? Have you lost your mind? Use your knowledge of the plot to get together with the male lead? Not interested, thanks. What about the second, third, and fourth male leads, the antagonist, or even the heroine? Hold it. Keep your distance from me! After transmigrating into a book, all she wants is to subvert the tropes. Don't try to bind her with the original plot. Because she is the creator of this fictional world! #One little slip and the whole world is kneeling at her feet# #The wicked, fat supporting character who refuses to follow the script becomes a goddess# #Getting sour as a lemon over a one-of-a-kind love story between immortals# [Transmigrate into a book + secret identity + formidable characters + group darling + equally matched leads + devoted only to each other + feel-good wish fulfillment + face-slapping + sweet romance + epic fails + inspirational + comeback + campus + entertainment industry] Note: 1. Since the heroine is the original author of the novel she transmigrates into, her golden finger is ridiculously powerful. After all, she created the entire world. 2. The heroine is Shi Fuyi, and the hero is Wanqiyu. Wanqi is a compound surname. (mòqí) Find out the rest for yourself. 3. Both leads are powerful. This is a trope-defying, face-slapping, feel-good sweet romance, so please follow the author's setting and plot. Don't compare it to real life. I also recommend Remembering How to Become a God Again and the author's other novels. 4. Read with a clear head and enjoy yourself. Read if you like it, and leave if you don't. Don't let negative emotions get to you.