Quick Transmigration: The Mad Beauty Refuses to Be the Scapegoat! Novel

Jiang Lai's role across countless worlds is depressingly consistent: scapegoat. She watches protagonists claim their fated love while she dissolves into the background, erased and expendable.

Her first transmigration positions her as a substitute for Bai Yueguang, supporting a financier's ambitions. The moment the real Bai Yueguang reappears, she negotiates her exit—and leaves with compensation.

Next, she inhabits a domineering sister opposing the female lead. A business tycoon arrives, demanding marriage. She declines. The male lead returns to his true love while Jiang Lai pursues honest academic work instead.

In her third world, she serves as a fallen princess turned maid. Her legitimate husband belongs entirely to his true love—the original heroine. Jiang Lai recognizes the pattern and refuses her predetermined role as stepping stone.

She will no longer sacrifice herself for narratives designed by others. The protagonists' love story ends here. This scapegoat has discovered her actual value, and she's reclaiming it.