Steering Clear of the Male Lead in the Apocalypse: I’m the Real Heroine!

While browsing at a bookstore, Gu Yin was drawn to a novel by its cover. She took it home and stayed up all night to finish it.

“I'm so mad! The wicked supporting female character has the same name as me!”

Her emotions got the better of her. She felt a tightness in her chest, grew short of breath, and fainted.

When she came to, she thought she could hear a teacher lecturing.

“How is that possible? I'm obviously at home.”

“Yinyin, Yinyin.”

The voice by her ear grew louder and more annoying. Irritated, she stood up and shouted, “Will you cut it out? Are you going to let me sleep or not?”

She realized everything had gone quiet. A sea of eyes was fixed on her, and the girl beside her tugged her back into her seat. “Yinyin, what are you doing?”

Gu Yin gave an embarrassed smile, still looking completely bewildered.

She pointed at herself and asked the strange girl holding her, “Do you know me?”

Only later did she learn that she had transmigrated into a book.

She had entered a Doomsday novel.

“Oh heavens, won't someone come save me? I can't do anything! How did I end up in a book I've never even read?”

Well, then, she might as well steal the heroine's opportunities.

She kept snatching up chances during the apocalypse, but had no choice but to keep a low profile. Her combat skills were terrible, after all.

Then she realized that, for some reason, she had joined the male lead's team. She watched as the man shielded her, feeling it was his duty to protect her.

She thought, No! I want to be the leading lady!

“Don't come any closer!” Her eyes honestly lingered on the broad-shouldered, slim-waisted man in front of her, and she swallowed instinctively.

“Yinyin, don't you like me?” The man looked at her with a pitiful expression.