After I Transmigrated into a Book, the Villain Spoiled Me Rotten

[Transmigration into a Book + Power Fantasy + Strong Female Lead + Sweet Romance + Metaphysics] The heroine isn't love-brained

After transmigrating into a book, Ji Shuyue becomes a walking blood bank for her white-lotus sister, and her family can't stand her. In the original story, she envies her sister and eventually meets a tragic end.

But Ji Shuyue isn't the original Ji Shuyue. She won't let them bully her, and she won't repeat the original's fate.

Ji Shuyue and her sister enter a calligraphy competition. Her white-lotus sister hopes to humiliate her, but Ji Shuyue casually writes a few characters and wins the admiration of a renowned calligrapher, who even offers to take her as a disciple.

At a banquet, her sister dazzles everyone with a piano piece she's practiced for ages and challenges Ji Shuyue to play too. But Ji Shuyue's performance draws over a famous pianist, who says she plays just like someone he once knew. Ji Nuan gets a taste of her own medicine.

And somehow, the antagonist and the male supporting character seem to have the wrong scripts. Why are they interested in her? They even accompany her on a variety show. But this world has merged with a novel about ghosts and monsters. Fortunately, Ji Shuyue is well-versed in metaphysics, and a master from a struggling Taoist temple declares that she is the future of the field. Why are both the male lead and the male supporting character acting strange? They seem to be interested in her, but she has little interest in romance.

Also known as: After Transmigrating into a Book, the Real Heiress Is a Big Shot