Lin Wanwan, a modern social creature, slipped into an ancient romance novel and became "Lin Wan", a cannon fodder student in the Imperial College disguised as a man. In the original book, "Lin Wan" was silenced at the beginning because he unintentionally revealed the secret of the villain, Prince Xiao Jue. In order to survive, Lin Wanwan decided to keep her tail between her legs and stay as far away from all the plot characters as possible.
However, on the first day of school, she happened to bump into Xiao Jue. Under the threat of death, she resorted to wits and made nonsense with a bunch of modern Internet slang and workplace nonsense literature. She was actually imagined by the suspicious Xiao Jue into a peerless expert who understood the overall situation and disguised himself as a fool.
From then on, Lin Wanwan's "salted fish" behavior was interpreted as "great wisdom but foolishness", her "gags" were regarded as "smart words", and her "avoiding the male protagonist" was regarded as "playing hard to get". Xiao Jue, the ruthless villain in the original book, began to "invite" her to be his "strategist" and developed a strong interest in her.
Lin Wanwan was forced to repeatedly jump between "death" and "social death". While perfunctory with the villain, driven by the desire to survive, she helped him solve one crisis after another by accident, causing the plot of the original book to completely go off the rails. When the male and female protagonists of the original book appeared, they found that the villain had a "monster" military advisor beside him, and the style of painting became extremely strange. In the ridiculous relationship with Xiao Jue, Lin Wanwan gradually discovered the loneliness and scars behind his paranoia and cruelty, and her salty heart began to waver. In the end, she gave up the idea of staying out of the situation and chose to face the fate of being subverted together with the villain she had "raised crookedly".
