Reincarnated as the Heroine of a Misery Novel, I’m Unbeatable Thanks to the On-Screen Comments

Liang Wan has transmigrated into a TV drama. The good news: she’s the heroine! The bad news: it’s a tragic drama! And one she’s never even watched! With no clue about the plot, she can only rely on the bullet comments, her sole connection to reality, to stay alive. But it turns out the commenters aren’t on her side at all. When she suffers, the comments say: “Hahahaha, the laughter never disappears. It just moves to my face.” When she’s happy, the comments say: “Wanwan, I advise you not to be so ungrateful.” When she’s being sweet with the person she loves, the comments say: “Couples who show off their love die young.” The comments may be mean, but they’re still useful, and they really do warn her about danger in time. When she’s about to be tricked, they say: “Wanwan, run! He’s a bad guy!” At a fork in the road, they say: “Wanwan, whatever you do, don’t go right!” When she misunderstands the person she loves, they say: “Wanwan, don’t be afraid. He’s doing this for your own good.”