[Transmigration + mystery + instanced worlds + comedy + devoted couples + two strong leads who grow]
Xia Yanwei is a bona fide rich woman in the modern world. Every day, she’s either collecting rent or shopping. She never expected to be forced to transmigrate one day, with the System insisting that she win over the story’s antagonist.
Fuming, Xia Yanwei grabbed a broadsword and set off to save the antagonist, only to end up being sold to a brothel.
Ignoring the System’s helpless rage, she returned home and discovered that the original owner was unloved. She had only just been brought back from the countryside, and on top of that, there was a wicked stepmother, a fat, “blind” father, and a heroine of a younger sister who spoke in an unbearably coquettish voice.
Xia Yanwei: “…”
It’s fine. She can go crazy.
Whoever comes after her, she’ll take them out.
But one day, she picked a fight with someone she couldn’t handle and was dragged back by the antagonist.
Wen Renyi smiled dangerously. “Someone throw her into the wolves’ den.”
Xia Yanwei, actually tossed into the wolves’ den:
“…”
Wait, are you seriously doing this?
Later, because of her mission, she had no choice but to stay by the antagonist’s side and make sure he noticed her.
She never expected to be drawn into one bizarre case after another. In a world where she could lose her life at any moment, why did the antagonist always rush to protect her first?
Little by little, even the System realized something was wrong.
When it opened the tablet, it found that the plot had strayed drastically from the original, and it could no longer contact headquarters.
Amid the strange cases, Xia Yanwei also uncovered a long-buried secret.
Who was the person she had forgotten?
Was her transmigration a dream, or was it real?
“Don’t forget me, Weiwei.”
A mystery and supernatural story set in instanced worlds. The heroine is a bit of a goof, sometimes unhinged and sometimes gorgeous. The hero is a little sharp-tongued and proud.
Not bad, the setting is quite new, and the plot is also to my liking. Ah, after a few months, I finally found a book that suits me one by one. Come on, write it well. Please stop writing, please 🥺 🥺 🥺