Jiang Nian awakens to the truth: the world she has lived in for years is actually a novel.
In this book, she is neither the heroine nor the beloved white moonlight or the unforgettable cinnabar mole. She is a vicious supporting character whom everyone hates.
The childhood friend who grew up alongside the male lead cannot compete with the heroine, who appeared out of nowhere. Later in the story, she grows jealous of the heroine and does everything she can to sabotage herself in an attempt to get revenge. Whenever anything happens to the heroine, everyone automatically assumes the vicious supporting character is responsible, and she ends up taking the blame for all sorts of things for no reason.
At last, on the eve of the leads’ wedding, the heroine’s devoted second male lead kidnaps her and even kills her, all to stop her from showing up at the wedding and turning the most important day of the heroine’s life upside down.
That’s right: Jiang Nian awakens just as she is about to be written out!
Since she can’t change her doomed ending, Jiang Nian decides to keep her distance from the main characters after being reborn. Staying alive comes first.
But why do the male lead and the villainous second male lead pursue her even more relentlessly the more she tries to avoid them? Could being reborn have caused a butterfly effect...?
This novel features: a wife-chasing crematorium, and angst for both the male lead and the second male lead.
Haokanwuwu, teacher, hurry up and update 😢😢😢