(Transmigrate into a book, unconventional fantasy, no rivalry with the original heroine, no System, unconventional feel-good story)
Yu Wanwan transmigrated into the cliched cultivation novel about a strong female lead that she'd written herself. She became the wicked cannon-fodder girl she'd named after herself, and from the start she was at the scene where she tried to frame the heroine and get herself killed.
To survive, she had no choice but to work hard to raise the heroine's favorability.
When the heroine was bullied, she stood up for her. When the heroine searched for opportunities, she scouted ahead. When the heroine was hurt, she took revenge for her.
After living in this world for a while, she discovered that the originally wicked junior disciple was her number-one fan.
The Yu family, who had originally been villains, turned out to be doting parents who spoiled their daughter rotten. It was only because Yu Wanwan, the author, had written them that way. They turned evil later because their daughter was killed by the heroine.
But now that Yu Wanwan had taken the cannon-fodder girl's place, she tried to change the plot, only to discover that whenever she changed or stopped a major plot point, an unseen hand would somehow pull the story back toward the original scenes she'd written.
Later, she was pestered by a short-lived man who should have died young!
Little scene:
Yu Wanwan: "I told you, I'm not the younger sister you're looking for. A Xing's daughter is. Didn't I already tell you that?"
A certain man: "I know. I just had the ancestral hall recognize me as part of the family."
Yu Wanwan: Fuming, she stormed off!
The man behind her finally lost his patience. "Then why are you still following me? This young lady's beauty isn't for you to profane."
A certain man: Looking wronged...
"But, Wanwan, you said that if a boy and a girl wanted to be together, they should start by becoming sworn siblings."
Yu Wanwan rubbed her forehead. How come you didn't learn any of the good stuff, but remembered every bit of the terrible advice?
