Her good fortune

For the past two years, Maureen had tried really hard to please this family, always remembering everyone's birthdays and personal preferences.

She carefully massaged her mother's shoulder, but her mother got up uncomfortably and walked upstairs, saying,

"You don't have to do this."

Once, when they all went out for dinner at a restaurant, a waitress accidentally tipped over the soup bowl.

Seeing that the soup was going to splash on her eldest brother Oliver, she quickly moved in to block it.

However, by the time she got back to her senses, the whole family had rushed to the hospital with Bianca, who had gotten a tiny burn spot on his thigh.

When she was left stunned and belatedly discovered a small burn mark on her own face, the family was nowhere to be seen.

The next day, only her sixteen-year-old brother Smith Chris noticed.

Maureen thought that at least her younger brother Chris treated her equally.

But half a month ago, there was a chemistry competition which only accepted one participant from each family.

When Chris found out that Bianca wanted to go, he sneaked away with Maureen's application form.

Maureen lost her qualification to the chemistry competition and obtained a small scar on her cheek that made her wear a face mask for the whole year.

When Bianca got an allergic reaction after mistakenly eating peanut butter at her friend's ice cream shop, the whole family assumed that she had deliberately harmed Bianca.

Even her explanations didn't convince them. All these, they were no problem.

She was okay.

She wasn't even that angry.

After all, she had a tough personality and never swallowed her words.

She had given the entire family a piece of her mind when they upset her.

Anyway, her textbooks used to say that continuous water drops could wear down even the hardest stones, and she believed that if she kept trying for a few more years, she'd eventually make it.

But she was wrong.

Just when it seemed like her family was finally starting to accept her.

She died at the age of twenty-three from advanced brain cancer. Is this a joke to them?

How is this different from reaching the final level in a grueling game, only for it to crash?

It wasn't until after her death that Maureen realized she was living in a tragedy.

She was nothing more than a supporting character in a book.

Summing up the life of supporting character Maureen, the description was:

"Since childhood, she lived in a rundown small town in the north.

At the age of 15, she was brought back by the Smith family, which they are also her family.

After that, she went all out trying to snatch the Smith family from the female protagonist, Bianca, due to envy.

After knowing Bianca and Oliver's secret feelings for each other, she went even farther and meddled in their relationship...

Finally, she died of cancer and was forgiven by everyone after her death."

What? "Snatch"??? Wait a minute, wasn't this family her own in the first place?

So her actions in her past life were all defined as "snatching" from the female protagonist, Bianca, by this book?

On what basis? Just because Bianca is heaven's favored child, a fragile and innocent little lily, and woman of destiny?

And Bianca even had a fling with her older brother Oliver?

Maureen's expression was like 'grandfather-looking-at-cellphone.jpg.'

She didn't know if it was because of her strange way of dying, but after her brief 23-year-life as a tool, Maureen surprisingly returned to her seventeen-year-old self.

This time, she has gained a Support System for the Female Supporting Character. System:

"Your role is set as a villain destined for a tragic end, so your luck quota is definitely negative.

Walking could lead to getting hit by a car, drinking cold water could lead to a toothache, and any illness you get will undoubtedly be incurable.

But what if you could quietly turn yourself into a protagonist?" Maureen stared blankly,

"What do you mean?" System:

"I mean you should try to rub off some luck from others.

You won't be able to get any luck from the male and female leads, Bianca and Oliver, but you could siphon off some from secondary characters with high popularity.

Over time, your incurable disease might even be cured under the influence of good luck."

Maureen slapped her thigh,

"I get it! You're suggesting I should make friends with popular characters, right?"

In every book, besides the male and female leads, there are also some characters who don't appear frequently, yet have very stylish and attractive character settings.

If the readers like these characters, she could frequently show up around them, be in the spotlight, do some good deeds and get the chance to siphon off some luck.

The system was very pleased, "

That's why I picked you, a poverty-stricken supporting female character, because you got it in one shot!"

Who doesn't want to live a good life?

Even if she lived a confused and silly life in her previous one, now that she has the opportunity to start over, Maureen will seize it!

Especially after suffering from the taste of withering due to an incurable disease, she doesn't want to experience it again.