The Villainess of a Mary Sue Novel Wants to Survive

Chen Yiyi transmigrates into a romance novel, never expecting to become its villainous supporting character. Not only does she have a blood feud with the heroine, she was also born with damaged spiritual meridians and can’t cultivate. In the future, the heroine’s admirers will torment her relentlessly, until she dies after suffering a thousand cuts. Even worse, the person who will carve her to pieces lives right there in the manor. Before long, he’ll become her mother’s adopted son, and her little brother. She lives in fear, doing everything she can to win over her scheming younger brother. Meanwhile, she uses her knowledge of the original plot to carefully seek the heroine’s forgiveness, hoping to cling to her golden thigh before the story ends. But just as she cautiously treads on eggshells, nearly making it to the finale, the original male lead cups her face and says, “Ling Qianyi, I like you.” The devoted male characters who have their hearts set on the heroine chime in: “Me too!” Her scheming little brother says, “Let go of my sister!” Everyone, did you get the wrong script, or did I wander onto the wrong set?