The Villainous Classmate is My Lucky Star
Author: Feng Ge Qiexing
Wen Yantong found herself transmigrated into a novel as a cannon fodder character with the same name as hers.
In this novel, this cannon fodder entered the Academy disguised as a man. She made the mistake of falling in love with the male lead. Then she was used by a female supporting character and met a bad end.
So after she was transmigrated into the novel, Wen Yantong’s priority was to escape from the Academy. But once she put her plan into action, bad luck would befall her, and she even crippled her legs. On crutches, she was trapped in the Academy and was sent to copy texts from the classical works of literature as punishment.
Then an incredible thing happened. Wen Yantong found out the moment her classmate Little Marquis, the number one villain in the novel, decided to scold her, the wheel of fortune would turn in her favor. So Wen Yantong gave up on her plan. And the first thing in the morning was to find her lucky koi fish.
But the Little Marquis was very ferocious, often lashed out in violence at the slightest provocation. So Wen Yantong racked her brain, jumping back and forth on the verge of getting kicked and being scolded.
A typical dialogue between them was like this:
Wen Yantong: “Hi, Little Marquis.”
Little Marquis: “Get out!”
Wen Yantong: “Ok!”
(Summary by Shanghai Fantasy)
Tags: Female Protagonist, Romance, Comedy, Transmigration, Cross-dressing
Status: Completed
The Villainous Classmate is My Lucky Star Chapter 24
She quickly explained. "It's so dark already. It's not safe for Little Marquis to walk home at night, so I don't dare to bother him. Besides, my dormitory is not far from here. I..."
"Shut up," Chi Jingxi said.
The Villainous Classmate is My Lucky Star Chapter 23 (Part 2)
After practicing seriously for about two hours, Wen Yantong felt that half of her body was numb. Sleepiness gradually hit her eyes as she suppressed her voice when she yawned.
The Villainous Classmate is My Lucky Star Chapter 22 (Part 2)
This pastry is a bit like a glutinous rice cake. It was sweet and only the size of a one-yuan coin, formed into the shape of a ball. Wen Yantong loved to eat it.