Yu Qing has just graduated from college when she transmigrates into a novel she recently read.
The heroine, Song Mingyan, is a classic girl-everyone-loves. She's surrounded by admirers of every stripe, but the author never revealed who the male lead was before stopping updates. As a result, readers who support different love interests fight in the comments every day.
Yu Qing opened the novel one ordinary night. After the plot hit her like a truck, she remarked that it was amazing readers could even fight over this kind of pick-your-love-interest story. Then, tragically, she transmigrated.
But why has the sunny, sweet puppy of a guy become obsessive and difficult? Your arm is still bleeding, man. Maybe stop acting out a romance scene.
And the once devoted, elegant top student has become calculating and vicious. Buddy, one look at those narrowed eyes tells me you're no good!
And who's this psycho who never even appeared in the original story? Did you go completely crazy because the heroine didn't notice you? This is supposed to be a school romance where readers choose their favorite, so why do people keep dying?
In the end, Yu Qing takes the heroine by the hand, braces a foot against a doorframe, slings a steel pipe over her back, and leads a group of students who came from who knows where in their escape from a deserted island.
Yu Qing: "Stay close to me. We'll definitely get out of here!"
Song Mingyan: "I'll always follow you, little sister."
Yu Qing: "Something about this feels a little off..."
Content warning: The two heroines' relationship is a little more complicated than romance or family love. In short, neither can live without the other. Their feelings are a minor part of the story. The main focus is eating, drinking, and building a career.
