[Obsessive Villain, Gloomy Heroine]
Other people transmigrate into a book: They latch onto powerful allies, get a high-status identity, and enjoy endless sweetness and doting.
Mu Hanzhi transmigrates into a book: The world's boundaries are breached, she and the villain himself transmigrate together, and she becomes a slave, scraping by day after day.
When she was eighteen the first time, her elder sister was forcibly bound by the System and has been missing ever since.
Now, at eighteen once more, the System trafficker has returned, but she only curls her lips into a smile.
A victim of bullying falls in love with her bully? A lamb falls for the executioner?
The show is about to begin...
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Snowflakes swirl through the sky. The heaven-blessed young man lies in a pool of blood, speaking one word at a time: “Mu Hanzhi, if you hate me, why won't you look at me?”
Mo Liangchen thinks he can beg for a little charity and pity, but she turns away resolutely and leaves without a backward glance.
He cries out in despair, “Mu Hanzhi, if I ever love you again, may I die a horrible death!”
Years later, they meet again.
The man cradles a blood-soaked heart and weeps to the woman, whose breathing is unsteady:
“Zhizhi, please love me.”
“Even if you only pretend, I'll be grateful.”
(After transmigrating into a book, both the male and female leads transmigrate into another world. The setting changes often, and the ideas are bizarre, so proceed with caution if that bothers you.)
[Forced Romance + Two-Way Craziness + Male Lead Wins Himself Over + Multiple Worlds Connected]
No matter how much I dislike or deny it, I still love to eat my own food. I like the warmth of the little characters, the intelligence and tenacity of the heroine, Mu Hanzhi, Mo Liangchen, and every character I write. This book was originally released after more than half of the manuscript was saved, but the release was delayed again and again, and it will be released by the 200th chapter. When I think about several of my books, I have 100,000 to 80,000 back manuscripts waiting to be released. I... Actually, it's not that difficult to publish these days. Before, I just sent out the manuscripts, and it felt like it was killing me. My current wish is to publish all my saved manuscripts, and not to hoard so many manuscripts in the future. My long-term wish is that all the books I write will be read. Ah, I looked back at the manuscript I wrote before, and I really like the settings in it.