After Transmigrating Into a Book, I Become the Male Lead's Guardian

Ye Wan transmigrates into a book, and ends up as a minor female character who's 99.99% identical to her. As a face-loving girl, Ye Wan figures she can live with that. But does every action really have to revolve around the male lead? I mean, shouldn't we have our own opinions and personal space?

Protect the male lead? As long as he doesn't die, that's enough. Help the male lead? He should try being self-reliant. Care for the male lead? As the saying goes, a beating means scolding, and scolding means love. Don't worry, I'll "take good care of him."

But, villain, why is your gaze getting more and more unsettling? Buddy, could you follow the plot for once instead of going on strike? Villain, did you pick up the wrong script?

(The female lead is the same person from beginning to end.

This story is entirely fictional. If you don't like it, please don't flame the author. Feel free to move along.)