After I Transmigrated into a Book as a Minor Character, I Fell in Love with the Male Supporting Character

Lin Zhiyue, a preschool education major at an ordinary non-double-first-class university, transmigrates into a book. In the story, she is the noble daughter of the prime minister's household, but also an insignificant character far removed from the main plot. Just as she's about to accept this setup and start dating the gentle, refined, sickly male supporting character...

She wakes up!

And everyone around her tells her it was nothing but a dream?

Even more bizarrely, she discovers that the world she lives in is fictional too. She's actually the heroine of the bestselling book "Hard to Plant Longing," and her destined ending is written out in painstaking detail.

"I shouldn't have planted longing back then. One seed, and a whole temple of relics." It wasn't a dream, but it was destined to come to nothing.

[Don't let the blurb put you off! It's a sweet romance! A sweet romance! A sweet romance! A little angst, lots of sweetness! A delicate, gentle preschool teacher vs. a sickly young heir to a general's house who plays the fool to fool his enemies. Come on in!]