After I Transmigrated into a Book as the Villainous Male Supporting Character, the Heroine Could Read My Mind

“Romance with a slice-of-life focus” “Transmigrate-into-a-book” “Light novel” “Says one thing, means another”

Meeting the person you love in the wrong world.

After opening his eyes, Shen An discovers he has transmigrated into a book.

He’s become the vicious male supporting character in a modern-day novel he just finished reading, a character who shares his name.

In the original story, the male supporting character starts out insulting the heroine. Later, he falls in love with her, gets crushed by the male lead, and meets a tragic end.

So, following the principle that if he can’t afford to provoke trouble, he can at least stay out of its way,

he chooses to avoid it. But when he sees his new roommate, he freezes.

Isn’t this Mo Yubing, the campus beauty from the novel?

When he sees the heroine’s affection for him inexplicably rising on the System screen, he’s stunned.

“Is this heroine unusually easy to win over?”

Though the heroine is easy to win over, the male lead goes completely berserk, dying and coming back to life again and again as the plot repeatedly resets.

Watching the heroine repeatedly shout that she loves him before collapsing in front of him,

he finally gives in.

He decides to start following the original plot.

He begins insulting the heroine, even as his heart overflows with tenderness toward her.

But he can’t say it, and he doesn’t want to. If he did, they’d just think there was something wrong with his head.

Strangely, the heroine seems able to see into his heart and doesn’t take his words to heart at all.

When she confesses to him, his feelings are complicated.

Just as he thinks the heroine should fall in love with the male lead, as the plot dictates, the girl sees through his thoughts, gives him a kiss, and shyly asks:

“Does it feel real enough now?”

This book is also titled: “After Transmigrating into a Book, My Roommate Turned Out to Be the Heroine?”