Transmigrated as an Eighties Novel's Female Side Character, I Win by Doing Nothing

After posting a snarky comment, Tang Xiaoshu transmigrates into a book as a foolish, despicable supporting character. In the original story, everyone hates her. She tries to steal the heroine’s boyfriend and, without a shred of conscience, ruins the life of Jiang Mu, the male supporting character, and his family. In the end, she meets a tragic fate.

Her main purpose is to highlight the heroine’s kindness and beauty, while serving as a stepping stone for her.

After transmigrating into the book, she refuses to be a brainless cannon-fodder heroine. She works hard to build a thriving life for herself, and before she knows it, her own spotlight outshines the heroine’s.

Then the hero, the male supporting character, and even the villainous big shot... all want to marry her.

Tang Xiaoshu: “...” A ridiculous, chuuni, Mary Sue story where every man loves me is the heroine’s thing.

She only wants to be a minor supporting character.

The next day, someone drags Tang Xiaoshu into his house. His handsome eyes narrow dangerously as he murmurs, “My heart and my body belong to you. Aren’t you touched?”

“I’m not touched, I’m not touched...” Tang Xiaoshu trembles.

The villainous big shot is far too dangerous. His voice turns icy. “Oh?”

“I’m touched, I’m touched. Let’s get married tomorrow.”