Lin Jin got a fever after staying up late to work overtime and meet a project deadline.
When she woke up, she had transmigrated into a book written by her best friend. Most of the plot was fictionalized from her own life and that of Li Lihua, her neighbor from the same village.
In the novel, Li Lihua takes on a series of awful people, opens a shop, and has a child.
Lin Jin, meanwhile, works herself to the bone, has no love life at all, and ultimately ends up alone.
Now that she'd transmigrated into a book, Lin Jin had no intention of working herself to death. She wanted not only to change her lonely ending in the story, but also to enjoy life.
She just didn't expect romance to show up so soon. She'd only glanced at a handsome guy a few times at university, and he was already pursuing her.
How come transmigrating into a book made her luck with romance even better than before?
At the beginning, the heroine won 30,000 yuan and took it home and handed it over. Then the heroine's mother wanted to use the 30,000 yuan as a gift for her brother. The heroine's mother favored sons over daughters, but the heroine's father was able to handle it, but still took the money to build a house for the eldest brother. The writing is very realistic. I know clearly what kind of person my mother is but I just can't let go of her. Real people are like that too. It's just fun to read the novel. I guess the heroine will be separated from her family later on when she makes money. I don't like reading this kind of thing.
She is also a heroine who has both needs and contradictions. I don't like it.
After reading the previous chapters, I found that the heroine's family described is really real.
Nice. . . .
I've read a few chapters, it's pretty good