The Female Supporting Character in an Era Novel Rolls Her Eyes

The blurb is a lie; this is not a feel-good power fantasy. The male and female leads are normal.

If you like brainless wish-fulfillment, please do not enter. Thank you.

She transmigrated into a period novel and became the clownish supporting female character who schemed every possible way only to end up living a miserable life? Qiu Bailu almost laughed out of anger.

She was blatantly double-standard about it: when she read the book, she naturally stood on the protagonist’s side and thought the supporting character was bad; now that she was that supporting character, she had only one thought: the author is truly vicious!

I don’t care how the author writes it or what the heroine does. I didn’t come here to play the supporting role for you people! If I’m unhappy? Not happening!

How was she described in this book? Ignorant, feudal, selfish, harsh, unfilial, stingy, always taking advantage of others, nitpicky, and not caring about her children.

Ignorant? Fine, I’m happy with that. Starting today, I’m blind as a bat!

Feudal? Starting today, I’m the emperor of this family!

Selfish? Exactly! No one is more important than me!

Harsh? If you and the male lead provoke me, I’ll hit back hard!

Unfilial? Hah! Filial piety is fine, but first you have to care about me.

Always taking advantage of others and being nitpicky? I’m just careful with money and good at running a household. Whoever makes me uncomfortable, I’ll make them twice as uncomfortable!

As for not caring about children, that’s still undecided; we’ll see after I have one.

In short: if you want to reason, then stop talking nonsense. If you don’t want to reason, I know a thing or two about fists too!