[Transmigrating into a Book, but the Female Lead Is the Original Character]
(I’m terrible at writing blurbs. Please read the story instead.)
(I’m very sorry, but this book has been abandoned. Please don’t start reading it.)
Su Qian, a graduate of a top modern university of traditional Chinese medicine, transmigrates into a rebirth novel as Su Qianqian, a cannon-fodder character who won't survive past chapter three. Other people transmigrate with the female lead's script in hand, but she's stuck as cannon fodder and plagued by bad luck at every turn.
To get home, she has no choice but to follow the plot, sharpen her professional skills, and make it to the ending. She only wants to live a lazy life, but things don't go as planned.
Su Qian: I just want to slack off! Aaaah!
As if her harsh living conditions weren't enough, she discovers that she herself is the original Su Qian.
At the same time, the original novel's male and female leads go completely out of character, and one crisis after another comes looking for her.
With no choice but to start the household-intrigue arc, Su Qian cries, “Aaaah! Why is the female lead treating me like this? I can't win, I can't win!”
Caught up in the internal and external turmoil of the Beili Kingdom, Su Qian thinks, “Somebody save me! Somebody save me!”
After making a comeback, Su Qian says, “I only wanted to be a lazy fish.”
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