The blurb is terrible, just read the story, please! _(:зゝ∠)_
[A mentally unstable office worker who transmigrates into a book VS a seemingly innocent but secretly scheming boss who can hear her thoughts]
[Transmigration into a book + sweet romance + a little goofy + a little ridiculous]
Have you ever transmigrated into a book?
I have, or rather, I’m in the middle of doing it.
I’m a lovesick supporting actress, the horribly wicked kind. I used to break up couples just to get the person I liked to look at me, and now I’m climbing over walls in the middle of the night just to gently (?) knock on the heroine’s heart with a rock.
Then she died. She fell off the wall and died. The male and female leads stepped outside and found her body, her face serene, as if she were resting peacefully.
The supporting actress’s death was so sudden that the plot of the little world dutifully followed its original logic and sent the male and female leads to prison. So, to fix this terrible bug, I transmigrated into the story, right at the moment the supporting actress was straddling the wall. Unless something unexpected happens, I’ll be dead in the next second.
Thanks for the transmigration. When I get back home, I’ll never climb over the wall and throw rocks at Old Wang next door again.
The System says I’m doomed, but I can live if I finish the mission. Hmm... I’ll live, and live my brightest life! I’ll live for a full 180 days! I’ll live deliciously and vibrantly!
Huh? What’s that? A handsome guy? Devour him!
Huh? What’s that? A handsome guy? Devour him!
Huh? What’s that? A handsome guy? Devour him!
/The male lead is the one in the last three lines of the blurb, unsurprisingly. He can hear the female lead’s thoughts and has a built-in advantage.
/I’m terrible at writing blurbs. Please read the story. The author is crazy, but not clinically.
/The blurb is in first person; the story is in third person.
/The female lead is moody and mentally ill, though not clinically diagnosed.
/The male lead is a seemingly innocent but secretly scheming dog.
/My take on transmigration into a book, with elementary-school-level logic and dumbed-down side characters.
/No hate-reading or shipping on behalf of others.
4 Points. It's relatively rarely read. It feels like a complaint novel. The author's points of complaint are all in line with what the public likes to read. The pace is relatively brisk. I think the emotional line between the male and female protagonists is a bit stiff, but it's okay. If you have nothing to do, you can read it to pass the time.
It has an inexplicable sense of abstraction, it's hilarious, and it's pretty good to watch.
Looks good 😘 Overall, it's an above-average level. Why are so few people watching? [Shocked]