As a seasoned transmigrator into a book, Lin Jiayi knows the key to everything is keeping her head down. She just has to stay under the radar until the ending. She's only an NPC, so if she avoids the protagonist, nothing terrible will happen to her. But the more she keeps her head down, the more things go wrong. It's all well and good that she doesn't get close to the protagonist, but can someone explain why a brother, a younger brother, and even parents have all shown up at her door?
One moment Lin Jiayi says, “I'm an orphan.” The next, two people are weeping their hearts out: “Yiyi, we're your parents.” Lin Jiayi falls silent.
“Yiyi, I'm your big brother.” The handsome man before her smiles more and more warmly, and Lin Jiayi grows ever more silent.
Lin Jiahe, standing nearby with a bruised and swollen face after Lin Jiayi just beat him up, is about to speak.
Lin Jiayi immediately jumps up and says, “Don't talk! Shut up! You were fighting me just now!”
After finally accepting that her whole family is destined to be cannon fodder, Lin Jiayi decides it's fine. She has the script, after all. They just need to steer clear of the male lead, that walking disaster.
But as she watches the “disaster” approach step by step, Lin Jiayi can't hold it together.
Weren't I supposed to be an orphan? Wasn't I an NPC?! Heaven, take a look at this script. Does it seem normal to you?!
I have read a novel with this kind of plot. In that one, there were no parents. The heroine came back to find her three brothers to atone for her sins. Many places are similar, but the relationship between the two people in this one is better. Five-star praise! Recommended viewing!
If the world restarts and we lose all our memories, will we fall in love again based on a dream? Please read this book to answer your questions.
Very good-looking, humorous, and I really like the character settings of the male and female protagonists!
I thought it would be a sweet drama at the beginning, but ended up being a mystery drama? Question
The overall atmosphere is relatively relaxed