Guan Jiu, a young man with an edgy streak, never imagined that transmigrating into a book could happen to him. All he did was watch the commotion, then some old lady shoved him into a river. Was that really necessary?
And if he had to transmigrate, why did he have to become a white-lotus female supporting character? What kind of nonsense was that?
The ruthless System: [Host, please don't forget our guiding principle: If you want to secure your status as a supporting character, you must ruthlessly torment the female lead.]
Guan Jiu looks at the taser in the System's virtual avatar's hand. "Oh, right. Long live the System."
While being kept in line by the System, he also has to find all sorts of ways to court death in the face of the protagonist's mighty plot armor: kicking the female lead and tearing into the other woman behind her back, all while trampling his conscience and shamelessly using every trick to seduce the male lead.
But as he keeps tearing into people, the whole story starts to change. What's with that burning gaze from the male lead? And what's with all that love from the big-shot villain?
Guan Jiu: "I'm done! I reasonably suspect they've fallen for me. I'm scared!"
System: [...Severe deviation from the plot detected. The male lead's scheming index has surpassed that of the big-shot villain, and he is about to become the greatest villain in this book. The System is powerless. Run.]
And so, she runs, he chases, and she turns around and slaps him twice:
"Chase me? Go chase your own damn uncle! If you're bored, go run a marathon! I can't run anymore!"
The male lead, gone dark, pulls her into a passionate embrace and whispers hoarsely in her ear, "Jiujiu, don't leave me..."
