Legend has it that authors on Tomato Novel Website have a chance of receiving a book-transmigration card every time they finish a million-word novel, allowing them to transmigrate into the protagonist of their own story. Of course, the odds are one in ten thousand.
Once, there was an author who believed this wholeheartedly. She wrote day and night without pause, specializing in wish-fulfillment stories about heroines, dreaming of transmigrating as one herself: slapping faces, crushing scumbags, surrounded by handsome men, wielding great power, and reaching the pinnacle of life.
At last, on the day she completed her seventh novel, she successfully... died of exhaustion, then transmigrated into the heroine of her own seventh book.
Haha! The refined and talented scholar, the handsome and regal prince, the mighty general, the wandering swordsman as graceful as drifting snow... I'm coming!
But then the book's vicious female antagonist was reborn, and the plot began spiraling out of control...
Shen Yuyan: “The villainess can only be cannon fodder? I refuse to accept my fate! So what if I'm a character created by the author? If I'm supposed to be evil, then I'll be even more evil. I'll kill that author. My fate is mine to control, not heaven's!”
The whole point is to take the heroine's path and leave the heroine with nowhere to go!
Author transmigrates into a book vs. reborn female antagonist: no one knows who will come out on top!
There are no saintly heroines in this book. Neither of the two heroines is exactly a good person, though neither is truly wicked beyond redemption. They're just... rather selfish.
There are no absolutely good people or absolutely bad people in this world. Human nature is neither good nor evil; most people are a mixture of both, with light and darkness intertwined. That's simply how people are.
