Normal person × psychopath
Chen Xing never imagined her childhood friend, Cheng Che, would lock her up.
The Cheng Che she remembered was gentle and distant, not shameless like he is now. He even told Chen Xing that he likes her.
Chen Xing laughed in disbelief. “If that’s what love is, then I love you too. I want to lock you up in a room cut off from the world, restrict your movements, and stop you from escaping. Your only task every day would be to wait for me to come kiss you. Would you like that?”
As soon as she said this, Chen Xing suddenly heard [comments].
It turned out she was the wicked female supporting character in an old-school CEO romance. Her eventual fate was to be locked up in a psychiatric hospital by Cheng Che, while Cheng Che would be thrown into the sea as fish food by the male lead.
To change her and Cheng Che’s tragic ending, Chen Xing tried everything: winning over the heroine, driving her away, and killing the male lead.
The day she brought down the male lead, Chen Xing thought the story was finally about to end. But Cheng Che fell into a coma and wouldn’t wake up.
Only then did Chen Xing realize her awakening had been written into the author’s plan. From beginning to end, she had been the protagonist of this book.
Chen Xing leapt from a towering building and closed the author’s notebook.
“I don’t want Cheng Che to be my lost love who died young, and I don’t like the ending you wrote for me.”
*
When Chen Xing woke again, she found herself lying in bed, both wrists held firmly in place. The man kissed her as he casually wiped away her tears.
Chen Xing: “…You’re the one kissing me. Why are you crying?”
Much later, the man let go of her wrists and buried his face in the hollow of her neck, murmuring,
“I’m yours, and you’re free.”
Very interesting, good luck to the author