Quick Transmigration: The Villainous Female Supporting Character's Career Never Stops

—She's not here to whitewash her image; she's here to overturn the world—

"Quick transmigration + strong female lead + career-driven + healing theme"

Ransu was once a fallen god feared by all the gods, and after being judged, he should have been condemned to eternal nothingness.

Until a naive whitewashing system bound her to a mission: "Travel through various small worlds to whitewash the villainous female supporting character!"

A palace intrigue? A discarded wife of a wealthy family? A heiress of the Republic of China era? A military wife from the 1970s?

Ran Su looked at these standard "supporting female character" scripts and smiled contemptuously:

"Who says that a villainous female supporting character has to be redeemed?"

then:

When the innocent female lead "accidentally" loses her reputation at a banquet;

When a discarded heiress from a wealthy family turns the tables and puts the male lead in the headlines;

When the heiress of the Republic of China era effortlessly brought down the protagonist...

The system crashed and screamed: "This is called whitewashing???"

Ran Su smiled languidly:

"If you get the 'white' stuff dirty, won't the 'black' stuff appear whiter?"

However, as the mission progressed, she gradually discovered that the "villains" in each world were surrounded by an aura that she found familiar.

• The female lead is a mad beauty who acts unpredictably and is a master at dealing with any disobedient male lead. He's the villain in every world she encounters. It's a 1v1 relationship, filled with obsessive and deep affection. • Also known as "Why is it always you, the villain?" and "Going Mad in Every World but Treated as a Savior".

• This is not a traditional whitewashing story; it focuses on using violence to stop violence and evil to stop evil. • The main focus is on building a career, with the romance storyline developing more slowly.