[Transmigrate Into a Book] [Secret Crush]
A mountaineering accident sends Lin Jingyi into an old-fashioned romance novel. She discovers that she has become a vicious supporting character who shares her surname, and that in the end the male lead will throw her into a scam syndicate, where she will be treated as one of the vessels for organ trafficking and tortured to death. Even at the end of her life, she will still be convinced that the male lead loves her and will save her. What can she do to change her new life and her supporting character family's fate?
Lu Chengan, the male lead of the original novel, watches the childhood sweetheart he has had his eye on since they were young become less dull and more independent and confident. He is happy for her, but also worried: why do they always seem to keep a distance that is neither near nor far? He wants to get closer, while she is thinking about how to retreat. What is he supposed to do?
Cheng Yu: The female lead's ex-boyfriend. After an accident, he enters the book before her and becomes Chen Yu, the supporting character's senior. He does everything in his power to protect the supporting character who shares the female lead's name, along with her family. The female lead never learns that Chen Yu is actually Cheng Yu.
In the original novel, the male lead doesn't love the original female lead. He abandons the supporting character as part of a deal with the original female lead, but she still finds a way to get the supporting character killed. In the end, the male lead makes sure the original female lead gets the punishment she deserves.
Please note: This story is hostile toward the original female lead, and the male lead appears infrequently in roughly the first 20 chapters. The female lead is the transmigrator. She initially has no feelings for the male lead and wants to stay away from him. When she meets someone who resembles her ex, she wants to get closer to him. That person is actually her ex, who has transmigrated into the book. Her relationship with the male lead develops slowly, only beginning after they gradually spend more time together later on, so please don't flame the story.
The author is a newbie and a slow-paced person, so the writing is a little slow-paced too. Please understand.
