[Secret identities + Mutual devotion + Angst + Eight-year age gap + No self-sacrificing saint + Pure wish fulfillment + Everyone’s favorite + One-on-one romance]
[Ridiculous melodrama, ridiculous melodrama, ridiculous melodrama]
[Su Shuang]: An ordinary passerby who transmigrates, a fighter against Mary Sue tropes. Her life motto: “Treasure your life, stay away from the male and female leads.”
[Fu Xizhou]: Gentle and refined on the surface, but actually a scheming, possessive green tea. He initially treats the heroine as entertainment, only to discover that he’s the one being made a fool of.
Su Shuang, familiar with all the melodramatic tropes, transmigrates into a Mary Sue world. She intends to stay away from the male and female leads, but accidentally gets kidnapped by the male lead instead. While fleeing with the ransom money, she runs into a handsome man in a wheelchair. Smitten by his looks, she feels the money in her pocket and gives up on rescuing him from his predicament, only for the handsome stranger to latch onto her... The wheelchair-bound model wants her to buy his freedom, the domineering CEO and Dragon King wants to pretend they’re engaged, and the female lead, Liu Ruyan, wants to run away with her. Su Shuang gasps, “Oh my god, did I get a story where everyone falls for me?”
In one sentence: Su Shuang, who tries to avoid the Mary Sue world using her knowledge of melodramatic tropes, gets kissed by the entire world.
This novel includes, but is not limited to, the following plotlines, with unusual twists on traditional melodrama: rescuing someone from a life of hardship, a romance contract, a fake heiress and a real heiress, face-slapping a scheming green tea, secret identities revealed...
