[Transmigrate into a book + win his heart + a little groveling chase, too]
She transmigrates into a book.
The good news: while other people become villainous supporting characters, she becomes the heroine.
The bad news: she’s the heroine of a story where she’s supposed to be a cannon-fodder side character.
She has to win the male lead’s heart and stop him from going mad. If she fails, she’ll be reduced to ashes.
What kind of logic is that? Isn’t this the plot of a villainous side character? Why does a proper heroine like her have to win someone over? Is this some kind of mistake?
Poor her, a corporate drone who finally gets to live like a rich person, only to be reduced to ashes before she can even enjoy it.
Fine. For the sake of this comfortable life, she’ll reluctantly try to win the male lead over.
Once she succeeds, she’ll dump him.
The problem is, how do you win over this gloomy, scheming, lecherous thousand-year-old iceberg?
The male lead asks in confusion: “Lecherous?”
The heroine complains: “You leave me unable to get out of bed every day. If that’s not lecherous, what is?”
The male lead says tenderly: “I’m only lecherous when it comes to you.”
The thousand-year-old iceberg seems to be starting to melt...
HE, Shuangwen The heroine is impatient The article does not drag The plot is compact