After Transmigrating Into a Novel, I Turned the Villainous Second Male Lead Into my Supporter

Tong Huanyou transmigrated into a novel. . Not only did she catch the transmigration trend, she even ended up in an unfinished novel. . She wasn’t the cold and aloof heroine, nor the vicious supporting villainess who appeared throughout the story. . She was just a cannon-fodder side character who died after appearing for only a few pages at the beginning. . Tong Huanyou’s inner feelings could only be described as ten thousand alpacas stampeding through her mind. . Fine, transmigrating was one thing—but why did she also get saddled with a stupid system that nagged her every day to the villainous second male lead? . The problem was, the villainous second male lead liked girls like the heroine—gentle, elegant, untouchable beauties. How was she supposed to make a move? . And this second male lead looked refined on the surface, but was actually manipulative and ruthless underneath. . but nobody told her he’d stab her the moment they met—twice, at that… . Did supporting female characters not deserve human rights too? . Forget it. . She was done trying. . But then… . That once cold-hearted, obsessive villainous second male lead trapped her within the circle of his arms. . His sharp wolf ears flushed red as he pleaded in a trembling voice: . “Yoyo… you can touch my tail. Please… don’t leave me.” . And at the very moment his affection value finally broke past the limit, his love overflowed beyond measure. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: After Transmigrating Into a Novel, I Turned the Villainous Second Male Lead Into my Supporter — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠