She Uses Mystic Arts to Spoil the Great Villain

As the hottest master of the occult arts, she decided she would close up shop after one last job, then spend her days at home counting money and lounging around. But man proposes and Heaven disposes. She botched that final job, and when she woke up, she had become the cannon-fodder wife of the book’s deranged, villainous antagonist. She could live with transmigrating into a book, but why did she have to end up in the unfinished novel written by her shameless old master? A conspiracy, without a doubt! She tried to divine what was going on and could tell something was wrong. How was she the only one in the whole book actually following the plot? Wasn’t the heroine supposed to be love-struck? Why had she suddenly become obsessed with her career? Wasn’t the hero supposed to be refined and gentle? Why was he sometimes sinister, and sometimes gazing at her with clear, foolish eyes? Wasn’t the deranged, violent antagonist supposed to be a menace? Why had he suddenly turned clingy? Everything was a mess. The plot was completely off the rails. Wasn’t this supposed to be an inspirational story about a farmer girl working her way up? How had it become a record of demons and monsters enduring tribulations? Master Ye declared that she was emo!