Quick Transmigration: Striving Every Day to Overcome Tribulation

Outside the window, the sunlight shone brightly like a dazzling gemstone, and the white clouds drifted leisurely, as if displaying their carefree spirit on the vast stage of the sky.

Seven-year-old Su Su sat quietly on a soft blanket, surrounded by colorful building blocks scattered all over the floor. The spacious house was unusually quiet at this moment, with only her alone inside.

Su Su stared blankly as she carelessly tossed aside the building blocks in her hands, her little head filled with this clear yet complicated timeline.

She's the villainous supporting character in a domineering CEO/innocent girl novel. In this family, she's the least favored and least valued second daughter. She has a beloved older brother and a younger sister who's pampered by the whole family.

Because of her domineering and rebellious nature as a child, everyone in the family became dissatisfied with her and stopped liking her. However, they never reflected on the fact that they poured all their love and care into their brother and sister, showing no concern for her and even ignoring her to the point of neglect.

That's why Su Su uses crying to express her inner grievances, why she domineeringly snatches her sister's things, and why she rebels into becoming a troublesome little delinquent.

Later in life, a favor from the domineering male lead during her high school years cemented Su Su's attachment to him. No matter how others tried to persuade her or how the domineering male lead explained, Su Su remained steadfastly devoted to him.

Even after the female lead appears, she foolishly acts as someone else's tool. This series of actions gradually makes the domineering male lead, who originally had no special feelings for her, develop feelings of disgust.

Ultimately, amidst a series of tragic events, the villainous supporting character, Su Su, dies in a car accident. Meanwhile, the male and female leads live happily ever after, their families completely unconcerned and continuing their ordinary lives.

As Su Su's life faded away, she pondered with deep doubt what the purpose of her life was. She was truly exhausted.

"How tragic!" Su Su couldn't help but sigh deeply. At this moment, she returned to the original owner of Su Su's childhood.

Today happened to be the day my younger sister fell ill, and the whole family rushed to the hospital in a panic, leaving Su Su alone at home. Even the nanny who usually takes care of them went with them.

The original owner of this body, Su Su, couldn't understand why her younger sister had someone to accompany her when she was sick, while she only had a nanny to take care of her when she was sick. Thus, the seed of jealousy quietly sprouted in her young heart.

Just as she was thinking this, her stomach started rumbling.

Su Su had no choice but to clutch her stomach and slowly stand up, staggering towards the kitchen in an attempt to find something to eat.

However, the snacks were placed too high, and she was just a little girl who couldn't reach them at all. Helpless, she had no choice but to turn to the Great Heavenly Dao for help.

"I'm hungry, I want to eat, I want to eat snacks." She didn't want to go hungry; she was still young, and she needed food to satisfy her needs.

Da Tiandao sighed helplessly. Suddenly, a small and cute little bird flew in through the window and kindly pushed the snacks to the ground so that Su Su could pick them up and eat them easily.

Su Su was very satisfied, a bright smile blooming on her face. She sweetly thanked the little bird.

Afterwards, the Great Heavenly Dao went back to its own business, planning to find a suitable opportunity to find a caring little assistant for Su Su.

Su Su was completely unaware of this idea.

She was already full, but sleepiness washed over her like a tide, and her eyes kept drooping. Su Su had no choice but to drag her small body back to her room, climb onto her soft bed, and drift off to sleep.

When she woke up after a good night's sleep, her family still hadn't returned, and no one seemed to care whether Su Su was safe at home alone.

Su Su went back to sleep, but woke up again not long after.

It was already daylight, and soft sunlight streamed into the room through the gaps in the curtains. The nanny's familiar voice came from inside, urging Su Su to get up quickly, eat breakfast, and go to school.

At the dining table, everything felt both familiar and strange. Su Su sat there all alone; even sitting around the same table with her family, her arrival seemed to go unnoticed by anyone. Su's mother tenderly cared for her three-year-old sister, the gentleness and doting in her eyes something Su Su had never experienced before. Although Su's father focused more on his sister, he would occasionally greet his son, who sat beside him.

Su Su's heart turned cold, and she called out "Dad" and "Mom" in a soft voice, which immediately attracted the attention of the four people.

"Su Su! Go to school now that you've finished eating! Your father and brother will go together later." Su's father's smile was faint, and his tone was not very enthusiastic, as if this was just an ordinary instruction.

Su Su simply nodded slightly, her face expressionless; she was already used to such indifferent treatment.

After that, life continued in the same uneventful way, without any major ups and downs.

Su Su followed the established pattern and went to high school. Then, she resolutely proposed to go abroad. She was well aware of her situation in this family and did not want to continue playing the role of the ignored villainous supporting character, nor did she want to exist in her own family like an outsider or a transparent person.

Over the years, Su Su's academic performance has not been particularly outstanding, and as a girl, she seems even more insignificant in this family.

When Su Su mustered up the courage to approach her father and express her idea of ​​studying abroad, her father simply nodded slightly.

“You’re capable of independent thinking now, just make your own decisions.” Mr. Su’s expression was somewhat complicated as he looked at Su Su; after all, Su Su was their biological daughter. However, the year Su Su was born, Ms. Su caught Mr. Su having an affair, and the scandal was extremely ugly. Because the two families were related by marriage, all relatives and friends were closely watching the couple, and Su Su’s existence was overlooked in the chaos.

Although the matter was eventually resolved, and Su's mother was coaxed back by Su's father with kind words, she soon became pregnant with her younger daughter.

As a result, Su Su was even more overlooked.

Every time Su's mother saw her, she would involuntarily recall the miserable days when she gave birth to Su Su alone and before she had even finished her postpartum confinement, so she deliberately ignored her.

Although rationally we all understand that adult matters should not be taken out on children.

However, she found it difficult to control her emotions. Moreover, she had a clever and quick-witted eldest son and a cute and affectionate youngest daughter. Losing Su Su didn't seem to have much of an impact on the family.

From then on, Su Su left this familiar yet unfamiliar land, avoided meeting the male protagonist, and made a name for herself abroad through her own efforts.