When Mu Jin woke up, she found out that she was the vicious female supporting character in the ancient sweet pet novels. The final outcome was actually: the family business went bankrupt and she was abandoned by her beloved. Unable to bear these successive blows, she chose to commit suicide by jumping off a building!
Oh! Commit suicide by jumping off a building? I, Mu Jin, will commit suicide by jumping off the building?
I'm afraid this author is out of his mind!
If there were other ways to die, he might still be interested in it, but suicide? The most useless way to die!
Even if I, Mu Jin, accept my fate, I will never commit suicide!
Since this ending is not good, let me rewrite it!
Obviously I just wanted to write my own ending, but then, why were everyone's endings rewritten?
Why does the original male protagonist look like a madman: "Mu Jin, since you insist on leaving me, then I can only keep you by my side."
Why does the second male lead who always doesn't like to talk to him always like to control himself: "Mu Jin! Why can't you look at me?"
How did the former third male lead become a good boy: "Sister, as long as I have a place by your side, I'll be satisfied."
Isn't the original heroine a little white rabbit? How to become a strong woman: "Mu Jin, it's great to have you! What I'm most fortunate about is: getting to know you."
Doesn't the second female lead like to go against me in every possible way? Why do I have to admit that she is my best friend?
Time passed, and Mu Jin finally stood on the tall building, looking down at the busy traffic.
