The minor villain who transmigrated into a book only wanted to survive until the finale.
Author: Bai Heyu
Category: Romance
renew:2023-10-11
[1v1, Sweet Romance, No Angst, Entertainment Industry]Ling Xiaoli transmigrated into a cannon fodder villain. Tragically, the author of this book has a wicked sense of humor—he likes to kill off villains as they leave the stage!Whether it’s a car accident, leukemia, jumping off a building, or being executed.This won’t do! She doesn’t want to die so quickly after transmigrating! So Ling Xiaoli tries her best to clear her name, increases her involvement in the plot, and befriends the original female lead (scratch that, she’s clinging to her coattails), wanting to become someone even the author can’t easily eliminate!But then—in a novel where villains must die, the male lead abandons the female lead and falls for her instead. What should she do?Waiting for answers online, it’s urgent.
Read more: The minor villain who transmigrated into a book only wanted to survive until the finale.Chapter 1: Just After Entering the Book, I’m Thrown onstage
“Ling Xiaoli, Luo Zhaoyin, your performance is next. Get ready.”
Following the staff member’s loud announcement, Ling Xiaoli suddenly opened her half-closed eyes. Her purple contact lenses shimmered with an eerie, dazzling beauty.
Her mind was still foggy, and her memories remained stuck on the previous second.
She had stayed up all night. When she got up at dawn, she suddenly collapsed. The next time she regained consciousness, she was floating in the air, looking down at herself lying on an emergency-room bed.
At that moment, she came to a faint realization.
She was dead.
And in this very second, Ling Xiaoli heard someone call her name.
Who? Who’s calling me?
Wasn’t I dead?
Ling Xiaoli looked around, her eyes filled with confusion.
The surroundings were noisy and chaotic, with people coming and going. Everyone was dressed flamboyantly, yet each person wore a hint of nervousness on their face.
And as for herself…
Ling Xiaoli lowered her head and saw that she was wearing a JK-style short skirt. She also saw long silver hair falling over her chest.
Silver?
What on earth was this?
She tugged at her hair a couple of times and confirmed that it was a wig.
The music and cheers outside were deafening, making her head ache.
Where was this place?
Had the underworld become this colorful and extravagant?
Ling Xiaoli was just about to find someone to ask when, out of the corner of her eye, she suddenly spotted a staff member in a standard vest. A flash of insight struck her mind.
Holy crap, could it be—
Could she have encountered the legendary transmigration?!
Calm down! Calm down!
Ling Xiaoli forced herself to settle down. She closed her eyes and carefully sensed the fragments of memory that had inexplicably appeared in her mind…
That was right. She had truly transmigrated—and not just into another world, but into a book!
She had entered the body of a minor villain who shared her name in the romance novel she had stayed up all night finishing two nights ago!
Thinking of this, Ling Xiaoli sucked in a sharp breath, successfully lowering the temperature backstage by two degrees.
Hiss—
This was a little too life-threatening!
Any novel would have been fine. Why did she have to enter this one?!
The Birth of a Dominant Figure in the Entertainment Industry was a romance novel, yet the author had an extremely vicious habit: whenever a villain exited the story, the author would write them to death!
It was never anything simple, either—car accidents, leukemia, jumping off buildings, being executed by firing squad…
In the original novel, this character, who was also named Ling Xiaoli, had appeared in fewer than one hundred chapters before being sent off to the afterlife!
No! Absolutely not!
After finally coming back to life, she would never allow herself to die again at lightning speed!
Just as Ling Xiaoli forced herself to calm down, a coquettish voice sounded beside her.
“Oh my, Ling Xiaoli, I’m really worried about you. With your throat like that, will you still be able to sing later? Luo Zhaoyin, you’re so unfortunate too, having to partner with Ling Xiaoli.”
Ling Xiaoli turned her head, her face covered in question marks.
The woman speaking had long, wavy pink hair and foundation so pale it was frightening. Her face wore an expression of concern, but her obvious delight at someone else’s misfortune was impossible to miss.
Ling Xiaoli blurted out:
“Who are you?”
Immediately afterward, the slightly hoarse, childish voice that came from her own throat startled her.
Uh-oh. This was bad. Since this person could call her by the original owner’s name, they must have known each other, right?
Fortunately, the pink-haired woman didn’t think too much of it. Instead, her expression changed slightly.
“Ling Xiaoli, you don’t need to pretend you don’t know me. I wish you a—successful—performance!”
Hmph. Whoever she was, she was clearly unfriendly toward the original owner.
Ling Xiaoli rolled her eyes.
“Thanks!”
Then she heard a laugh that someone across from her could no longer hold back. She raised her eyes and looked over.
It was a classical beauty wearing a flowing traditional-style gown, her bearing graceful and elegant.
Only, the beauty was currently covering her mouth and giggling, which made her seem somewhat less dignified.
Ling Xiaoli instantly remembered the important name the staff member had shouted moments earlier—Luo Zhaoyin.
She suddenly understood.
This had to be the female lead of The Birth of a Dominant Figure in the Entertainment Industry.
But as Ling Xiaoli recalled the staff member’s words, she also remembered the situation she was currently facing.
Damn it!
They expected her to go onstage and perform immediately?
Wasn’t this just forcing a duck onto a perch?