Transmigrated into the love rival of a powerful and arrogant protagonist, forced into a daily love t

[Charismatic protagonist + satisfying story + fierce competition + cross-dressing + hilarious ensemble cast]
After dying suddenly, Yu Ge transmigrated into a book, becoming a villainous supporting female character in a harem novel with a tragic ending.
Good news, she is not one of Long Aotian's harem members.
Bad news, she's Long Aotian's rival in love!
Or perhaps it's the villainous senior disciple of a sect who instigated the male lead's fiancée to break off the engagement.
Having just transmigrated into the book, I discovered that the plot had prepared 108 ways for me to die, including but not limited to:
A seemingly useless but actually powerful protagonist who has lost his cultivation aptitude and forcefully annulls his engagement with his junior sister; a deceitful cousin who claims his Supreme Bone is bone hyperplasia and then removes it; a reborn demon lord who uses him as a bed warmer; and a Central Plains emperor who begs for help from the roadside who is disguised as a ginseng root...
In order to survive, Yu Ge racked her brains to survive among a group of arrogant and destined geniuses, but the plot began to go a little out of control...
A domineering protagonist who rises from the ashes of a broken engagement begs to become her underling...
The young, supreme cousin whose bones were removed only wished to follow her...
The reborn, damp demon lord refused to leave her side...
A proud and arrogant emperor, with tears in his eyes, offered the entire world as a dowry to win her love...
Even the usually restrained and rational Celestial Emperor broke the ruthless path for her...
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After becoming a heartthrob, Yu Ge discovered:
What does it mean for cannon fodder to cultivate the Heavenly Dao? What does it mean for cannon fodder to have powerful connections?
Read the guide:
1, 1Vn, happy ending, all clean.
2. A story of leveling up by defeating monsters and falling in love, featuring a spirited and energetic micro-group portrait.
3. Not a female-centric story!! A slow-burn, old-fashioned, melodramatic, and slightly cheesy novel with a silly, ensemble cast and a captivating cultivation theme.
4. The female lead is the most beautiful, and there will be many scenes describing her beauty. If you are a fan of the female lead, please look elsewhere.