Reborn as the Heroine of a Tragic Romance, I Share Pain with the Living King of Hell

[Transmigrating into a book + mutual salvation + entertainment industry + male lead with a double identity + intelligent leads]

1. The female lead has a golden finger, but… she doesn’t really know how to use it.

2. The male lead is almost supernaturally clever, but… the female lead keeps him in check.

3. The male supporting character doesn’t appear often, but… being unhinged is his normal state.

4. The original novel has plenty of iconic scenes, but… after the female lead transmigrates, not one of them follows the original plot.

5. The male lead thinks he’s handling his two identities brilliantly, but… he ends up going through hell to win her back.

6. The female lead thinks she’s escaped her fate, but… his schemes are behind every one of her rebirths.

Lin Wanyue transmigrates into a melodramatic novel about a wealthy family, where the heroine is sold to T Country at the end and dies a miserable death as a forced laborer.

Soon after arriving, she gets caught in an infinite death game, fighting for her life against ruthless killers, but still fails to escape.

Thankfully, the timeline resets, sending her back to when Gu Jin has just returned to the country. She has another chance. Everything can start over!

The good news: she has the script and knows every deadly “iconic scene.”

Reborn, she has a clear goal:

Stay away from the male lead, Gu Jin; cherish her life, turn her career around, and shine on her own.

With the script in hand, she should have everything under control, but the script has a mind of its own!

That man keeps showing up whenever she needs him most:

At the moment of a car crash, he uses his own vehicle to shield her from the fatal impact;

When rumors are flying everywhere, he turns the tide for her;

In desperate situations, he protects her so completely that nothing can get through.

She fights her feelings with all her might, but falls helplessly in love, rushing headlong toward the most tragic ending.

She doesn’t know that while her ending is set in stone, he has plans of his own.

Only when it’s all over does she learn that her transmigration into the book and her rebirth were all part of his elaborate schemes.