[Transmigrate Into a Book + Villainess Pursues Scheming Male Lead]
Unlike other people who transmigrate into a book, Chu Yao only knew the book’s synopsis when she unexpectedly found herself transmigrated into the body of the villainess, who had relentlessly tormented the male lead.
To escape the fate of being thrown into a brothel by the male lead, Chu Yao became his disciple and tried to figure out how to bring the male and female leads together in the future, all just to earn his favor.
She had planned to live quietly in the palace, but an arranged marriage to another kingdom awakened her.
She realized that even if the male lead spared her, she might not escape the clutches of the other villains.
So she had a sudden idea and thought of something no other transmigrator would dare to do: before the male and female leads ever met, she would win the male lead over herself.
If she could make the biggest boss fall madly in love with her, then not only would she avoid being thrown into a brothel, but none of the other villains would dare lay a finger on her.
And so Chu Yao began racking her brains to win the male lead over.
At first, Chu Yao followed the book’s plot and tried to earn the male lead’s favor. Later, a misunderstanding made her lie flat. Then she finally woke up, realizing she needed to cling to the male lead, and tried every possible way to make him fall for her.
Personally, I think love has a proper order. The male lead fell for the heroine before he met the original female lead, and the original female lead never ended up with him. So Chu Yao, the heroine, isn’t a third party either.
The author describes the little thoughts of the male and female protagonists very vividly, and the storyline is also very attractive to me. Please update it quickly.