A Female Lead with a s*umbag Personality: Rong Si... more>>

Often walking by the river, she eventually got her shoes wet.

To save her life, she bound herself to a s*umbag system.

She embarked on the path of outdoing s*umbags in their own game.

Targets include the male lead, male supporting characters, villains, cannon fodder, and any other s*umbag entities.

About the Female Lead:

Rong Si is a seductive femme fatale who can play the innocent white lotus and manipulate like a green tea b*tch. Her heart is as hard as iron and she finds excitement in flirting and running away.

TN:
"got her shoes wet" means that if you live in a bad environment for a long time, you will inevitably develop bad habits; or if you do dangerous work for a long time, you will inevitably get into trouble. <<less

Always followed the rule of only dating without ever falling in love, and navigated with ease among all kinds of high-quality men—those with outstanding family backgrounds, exceptional looks, and remarkable abilities.... more>>

One day, she transmigrated. In order to survive, she resolutely embarked on a thrilling journey of turning s*umbags' lives into a strategy hell and chasing wives straight into a crematorium of regret.

But wait—

1: The expendable stand-in for the tragic heroine in a tortured white moonlight romance.

2: The unavenged fairy of the Medicine Valley, completely used and discarded by s*umbags and ungrateful wolves.

3: The tormented side character in a boys’ school romance who lost everything.

4: The cold-hearted, black moonlight of a young wolfish male lead.

5: Spent ten years supporting a broke man from nothing to billionaire status. When he reunited with the gold-digging ex who had abandoned him, he claimed it was revenge—yet spoiled her sweetly all the way to their happily-ever-after. Meanwhile, she ended up in prison. <<less

One day, Luo Yang transmigrated and became a cannon-fodder supporting character in someone else’s story.... more>>

According to the script, she was either the female lead’s foil or the male lead’s admirer. No matter how she struggled, what awaited her was always a miserable ending.

Faced with the aggressive male and female leads, Luo Yang smiled: Sorry, ever heard of a face-slapping maniac? <<less

As a strategist, Ni Yin was deeply rejected by the “Heavenly Dao,” and in every world, she was dealt a terrible hand.... more>>

But so what? She liked it when others underestimated her, looked down on her, got angry at her, and resented her—only to end up falling for her anyway.

[The vain, gold-digging girlfriend in college? Nope. She was the flirtatious beauty who made the cold academic god and the fiery campus heartthrob fight over her.]

—”Your girl’s fine. The next second, she’s mine.”

[The selfish childhood friend who broke up a ship in the entertainment industry? Nope. She was the sly little green tea adored by the entire internet—even the film emperor was mesmerized by her.]

—”I knew it! She is into me!”

[The plain-faced, opportunistic physician girl in the martial world? Nope. She was the innocent bait who made the once-indifferent romantic young lord fall uncontrollably for her.]

—”I was first… clearly, I was first.”

[The twisted, copycat younger sister in a wealthy family? Nope. She was the crimson beauty mark on the heart of the domineering CEO who kept breaking his own rules for her.]

—”Being the third? So what—this is a legendary love.”

[The selfish, hated female side character in the apocalypse? Nope. She was the natural-born siren who made all the doomsday powerhouses tear each other apart for her.]

—”Tch, like I’d fall for her?”

[The scheming third wheel in a dating reality show? Nope. She was the beautiful little mermaid who unknowingly charmed everyone around her.]

—”I’ve discovered your secret…”

Note: The female lead loves to act and knows how to flirt. Everything she does is to conquer and to shine.

Each world has at least two romantic targets, with plenty of intense rivalry and chaotic love triangles. <<less