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My name was Claire White. In real life, I was an orphan. Both my parents were gone. Before I was twenty, I was diagnosed with high-risk acute lymphoblastic leukemia. The chemotherapy was so brutal that I had vomited bile. The bone marrow registry could not find a full match, and I did not even have enough money for the next round of treatment. I lay in a hospital bed, waiting for the end. Then, in the second before I closed my eyes, I bound myself to this "Villainous Supporting Character Wish Fulfillment System." I heard a system notification and realized I had been pulled into The Billionaire's Replacement Bride, where I became the villainous supporting character who shared my name, Claire White. I was the only daughter of the top-tier billionaire family, the White Family, in Valcrest. I had a childhood engagement with Mason Anderson, the heir of the Anderson Group. I was obsessed with him. Driven by jealousy toward his beloved one, Ella Clark, I had committed one cruel act after another. In the end, at my twentieth birthday party, I went mad and tried to kill her. Mason shot me dead on the spot. That was how my story was supposed to end. My mission was simple: precisely replicate every plot point of Claire, live out three months as the villainous supporting character, and ensure I was killed by the male protagonist at the birthday party. If I succeeded, I would receive a 3-billion bonus and be matched with a fully compatible bone marrow donor, finally curing my leukemia. In other words, as long as I followed the script, became the target of the entire city's scorn, and eventually died by the male protagonist's hand, I would get to live. A deal like that felt almost too good to be true. Being the villainous supporting character, stirring up hatred, and making myself universally despised were simple enough. I could do that in my sleep. I'd had enough of tiptoeing around others' moods in my real world. Now, given the chance to cut loose and get a fresh start, I was more than willing.