After Transmigrating into the Female Lead’s Number One Love Rival

Liang Jinshu transmigrated.

After pulling an all-nighter to finish a novel recommended by her cousin—she woke up as the pampered, bullying, princess-syndrome-ridden female supporting character of the same name.

The supporting character was so utterly pretentious that the male lead, to whom she was engaged since childhood, loathed her to the extreme… Honestly, with the strong, independent, brilliant, filial, aloof, and beautiful female lead as a contrast, if the male lead still liked the supporting character, he’d have a screw loose. A female lead like that? Not just the male lead… Liang Jinshu… likes her too (nosebleed).

— When Liang Jinshu, who was known for her princess temper and penchant for wearing frilly pink bubble skirts, suddenly becomes A (assertive) and sà (cool/dashing)… Meng Qingci expresses that if she really wants to be friends with me, I’m not entirely unwilling (smile).

— Liang Jinshu: Why is it that when I stopped wearing bubble skirts, the men and women who used to dislike me are now coming to hit on me? They even want to be my mudguard? So annoying. Meng Qingci: Excuse me, I’ve claimed this woman’s motorcycle backseat.

—Warning: In the original book, the female lead was entirely focused on her career, and getting together with the male lead was just a natural progression, but they did genuinely date. In this novel, the female lead is forcefully bāi wān (bent, turned lesbian) early on… It’s essentially a showdown between two brilliant individuals with zero practical experience but perfect theoretical knowledge.

—Just act sāo (flirty/seductive) enough, and no one will see my helplessness.