Transmigration: When the Green Tea Became the Villainess Supporting Role

A goddess among men, an eyesore among women. As a leader in the art of "green tea" (manipulative charm), Qiao Yu captivated both genders. If "green tea" came in grades, she'd be among the top eighteen "imperial concubines" by West Lake.

"I thought we were friends, I'm sorry but I can't agree."

One day, after her usual routine of giving out "good person" cards, Qiao Yu was heading home. Perhaps due to her many misdeeds, she encountered an out-of-control car while walking on the sidewalk. Qiao Yu thought if she survived this, she'd definitely find the culprit and settle the score.

Just as she thought she wouldn't get the chance to settle anything, a mechanical voice sounded in her mind: "Green Tea No. 404 successfully bound. Do you accept the mission?"

Qiao Yu was inexplicably forced to become a laborer, completing the wishes of the villainess supporting characters in various balanced worlds and reversing their lives. How could she, a "green tea" master of sweet words, start from a negative-ten-thousand-point setting as a vicious and arrogant villainess?

But she had no choice but to accept. Success would reward her with resurrection and endless wealth, while failure would mean returning to her vegetative body. So, did she truly have a choice?

Content warning: 1. Mary Sue story, satisfying read. 2. The female lead is truly manipulative and "green tea"; those with sensitive hearts should be cautious. 3. Fair-skinned, beautiful, long-legged. 4. The female lead's worldview is extremely self-centered, and her moral bottom line changes with her mood.