Quick Transmigration: The Tragic-Romance Supporting Heroine Doesn’t Want to Die

Tang Yi is eighteen this year. Having just finished the college entrance exams, she's the beloved heroine of a novel who excels in every aspect of life: moral, intellectual, physical, and artistic development, as well as hard work.

She thought she was finally free, only to discover that she'd been forced into quick transmigration.

From then on, Tang Yi has a silly underage System, and every day they frantically test the limits of who can trick whom.

She dreams of being like the heroines in quick-transmigration novels: marrying a rich, handsome man and reaching the pinnacle of success.

But she has no idea she's been caught in a scheme from beginning to end.

Though she's unlucky, she's also fortunate to have someone who's seen it all and loves and pampers her.

Shen Yizhi, a star marshal, originally only wanted to sightsee and vacation in the small worlds. He never expected to meet the one person who would be his undoing for life.

And he would gladly accept it, giving everything he had.

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System: Congratulations, Host. You've successfully bound to the System. Transmigration mode activated.

Tang Yi: Can I refuse?

System: Refusal denied. Beginning transport.

After that, Tang Yi is forced to put on performances that are technically brilliant while trying to make them look terrible, and to bombard people indiscriminately with cheesy pickup lines. She plays a universally adored heartthrob with her nose in the air, fretting every day about getting neck problems, and a tragic palace-scheming expert who is forced to tell the truth every day even though her mission is to make a successful comeback.