Bai Tiaoran wakes up to discover she has transmigrated into a book. Not only that, she is the top courtesan in a brothel, and she is not the only one who transmigrated into the book.
As if that weren't enough, the System tells her:
[Ding! Dear, you’re about to be written out in the next chapter!]
Bai Tiaoran loses it right away. “What?! I just got here and I’m already getting written out? Don’t I at least get a task to complete before I become a cannon-fodder female supporting character?!”
[Ding! Thank you for accepting the task. Collect all the characters’ happy endings, and you can survive the main story!]
“...Weren’t you just waiting for me to say that?!”
Bai Tiaoran angrily flips the air the international gesture of friendship.
She may be mad, but at least there’s a way to survive. After all, she works at the divorce registration office of the civil affairs bureau. Since starting the job, she has successfully talked countless young and old couples out of crying, shouting, arguing, and making a scene, even at the cost of her own performance targets.
What’s more, in secret she is a famous sweet-romance fanfic writer. Fake marriages that turn into real love, rekindled relationships, exes chasing their wives after ruining everything, happy endings... Which of those tropes isn’t she good at?
How could she fail such a simple task?! No way!
Her best friend and coworker transmigrates as a wealthy family’s eldest daughter and escapes an arranged marriage. Her middle-school classmate transmigrates as a general at court and pursues a princess. An old friend even transmigrates directly as the emperor...
Bai Tiaoran happily counts them off. Every time she helps a couple reach a happy ending, it feels like a little validation of her love for shipping couples. But...
Mo Hui, you’re always watching me. Stop staring already! Who are you going to pair up with?!
Fake domineering CEO with a chuunibyou streak x genuinely over-the-top, sharp-tongued heroine
Here she comes, in all her glory!
I think it's okay. The heroine has traveled through time and still maintains the habits and thoughts of modern life. Although she is changing bit by bit, the impact is not big. I am afraid that the author will be very proud if I give four stars.