Quick Transmigration: Flirt With the Enchanting Host—The Villain Becomes a Dog
Reincarnation through worlds · Sweet pet love · Clean relationship · Face-slapping and abuse of scum · Fertility · Villain
The demon consort Qin Yunhui was shot to death by a hail of arrows on the city wall. A system found her and told her that if she replaced the vicious female supporting characters in each world and followed the plot to accumulate points, then once the points reached a certain number, she could return to her original world and change her fate.
Thinking of her loving parents, her protective older brother, and her younger brother who was devoted to his sister, all of whom were hacked to death in that rebellion, Qin Yunhui agreed to the system's condition and became the vicious female supporting character in world after world.
However, expecting her to obediently follow the plot was truly wishful thinking.
She—Qin Yunhui, the demon consort—is the best screenwriter. The scripts she creates are the best scripts.
World one: On the wedding day, her general husband goes to war. Several years after disappearing, he returns to the manor with a beautiful wife and child, wanting her to become a discarded wife. The original host had to throw herself into despair just to keep her position as the first wife, becoming the equal wife of the general's beloved, yet spending every night alone. Consumed by jealousy, she tried every means to ruin the general's relationship with his new wife and even wanted to poison their son...
Break the script! Tch, rewrite it all.
Once the original host arrives, she directly bears the legitimate eldest son with the villainous concubine-born son...
The title will belong to her son. As for the man, the villain is much more vigorous than that scumbag...
Even if she is to be the vicious female supporting character, she will be the kind that makes her happy.
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