The Exhausting Reality of Novel Transmigration

Being repeatedly thrown into different novels is utterly draining. Imagine the frustration of waking up in yet another story—this marks my fourth unwanted journey. Now, I’ve taken on the role of the spiteful older sister, the one who torments the protagonist. It’s exhausting to play the antagonist when all I want is a break from these forced adventures. The predictability of each plot makes it even worse—I already know how this character’s fate unfolds. Every time, I’m stuck navigating clichés and tropes, trying to survive until the next transmigration. The worst part? No matter how hard I resist, the story drags me along its predetermined path. I’m sick of the drama, the misunderstandings, and the inevitable downfall of whoever I’m forced to become. If this keeps happening, I might just give up and embrace the chaos. But for now, I’m stuck playing the villainess, wondering when this cycle will finally end.