Ye Yunmei transmigrates into a fantasy cultivation novel as a cannon-fodder villain, and things go spectacularly wrong from the start: she blows herself up three times.
The good news is that she survives and can hear reviews of the book that mention her. The bad news is that when she jumps off a cliff, she lands on the male lead, who then sticks to her like glue.
Through the reviews, Ye Yunmei learns quite a few things.
The divine beast that originally belonged to the female lead ends up in Ye Yunmei’s hands.
The opportunities that were meant for the female lead inexplicably chase after Ye Yunmei instead.
The sect senior brother is the female lead’s hopeless admirer?
She brainwashes him into focusing on his career and becoming a god as soon as possible.
The academy’s vice dean is the female lead’s master and won’t let Ye Yunmei enroll?
Sorry, the dean is her senior brother!
At the academy, she makes friends with a few like-minded people, and they train and grow together, but the female lead keeps trying to trip her up.
Ye Yunmei won’t put up with it. She hits back without hesitation.
The plot gradually veers beyond the original author’s control.
Readers are furious, and the author abandons the book.
Without the fortune granted to her by the story, the female lead can no longer enjoy her former glory.
Ye Yunmei, who had always thought she had transmigrated into a book, finally learns that she was a character in the book all along.
Behind her transmigration lies an even deeper entanglement.
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It's a good article, serialized... The early writing was okay, but I forgot some content [face covering]