[Heroine Transmigrates + Heroine Can Hear the Male Lead's Thoughts + Male Lead Is Reborn + One-Sided Love at First + 1v1]
The heroine's suffering all happened in her previous life. She has plenty on her mind, and by Chapter 12 she'll have cut ties with her former family. There are no more tragic memories after that.
A depressed little cupcake grows into a lively little butterfly, then a confident leading lady. A slow burn, not a wish-fulfillment story, with a warm and healing tone. More than one person transmigrates. The current male lead isn't the original male lead from the book! He's a proud, loyal-dog type.
An alternate historical setting, so please don't nitpick the details. But the story does include plenty of silly little bits of trivia. The author worked hard to research them and hopes readers can enjoy learning something new along the way... (˵¯͒〰¯͒˵) They're fun little facts, and if you see them, you've learned them!
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Song Liyin is a poor, depressed college senior. During graduation season, she transmigrates into a book and becomes the male lead's cannon-fodder fiancée's cousin?
Good news: She's suddenly a wealthy heiress!
Bad news: Her mother has died, and she's about to be sent to the male lead's family. Three years later, her father will die too, leaving her an orphan with a tragic fate and no fortune.
Oh no! Better to strike back than live in fear! Kick the male lead to the curb. Whoever wants to marry him can have him.
Song Liyin's dreams:
1. Keep Dad alive and inherit a fortune worth billions!
2. Dig plenty of holes to bury historical records, evidence, artifacts, and old texts for future generations!
3. Care for people's livelihoods and give back to society. Even an ordinary person who transmigrates can make a difference! Put all those people obsessed with romance to work! Raise women's status!
A little bonus scene, for fun:
Shen Qiubai: “What a coincidence, Miss Song. We meet again. Shall we walk together?”
What Song Liyin hears: “Waaah, I finally found a spot to hide! The mosquitoes here have already had their fill of me...”
