Book Transmigration: The Enemy Mistakes Me for His Own Daughter and Plays Me

[Two female leads + transmigrate into a book + substitute romance?]

Yin Panxue, a talentless hack of a writer, brought the wrath of heaven and humanity upon herself by tormenting and killing off supporting characters just to make the heroine named after herself look better, and by writing plot points that made no sense.

When she woke up again, she had transmigrated into her own novel.

Learning that the version of herself with the same name in the novel was demanding that she revise the story, and that the demand was compulsory, left Yin Panxue with a jumble of emotions.

But before she could think it through, the supporting female character she had written to death came back to life.

With the situation in such a mess and herself clearly identified as the mastermind, she had no choice but to put on an act.

But the supporting character, who had died and been reborn in a different body and never won the male lead’s love, was also playing the pig to eat the tiger.

The two of them hid things from each other and remained suspicious.

Yet as time passed, Yin Panxue began to feel that something was increasingly off about her novel. No, not her novel, but the relationship between her and the supporting character. It was as if they’d developed feelings they shouldn’t have had.

The whole story seemed to have stopped being a conventional romance for women.

And sooner or later, all this was bound to come to light...

“Y-You’re not Yin Baier. You’re Lou Ruoyang!?”

Lou Ruoyang, back in her original body, smiled softly. “That’s right, you little schemer.”

From Yin Panxue, Lou Ruoyang had found the emotional fulfillment she had never gotten from the male lead.

“My hateful, lovable little schemer.”

Yin Panxue looked at the face she had modeled on her sworn enemy in the real world. Her eyes widened, filled with fear and disgust.

But Lou Ruoyang had already fallen into darkness...