A Hot-Tempered Mother Has Arrived in the Novel World

[Female-Centered + A Little Farming + Imperial Exams + Wild Imagination + Historical Romance + Fresh and Unusual + Anti-Cliché] I'd like to change the title to “Transmigrating into a Book: A Country Girl's Daily Quest to Look Out for Herself!” (The spot is open for competition.) 1. The author is always thinking of ways to treat readers (a must-read series). 2. The author has a people-pleasing personality. Every comment from a reader makes the author's eyes happy enough to pee! 3. Once you've finished cursing the book, please don't curse the author too~ 4. The title is only temporary. As long as the numbers don't drop, the author will stick around forever! I randomly picked up a novel about the push and pull between the male and female leads. They went back and forth over forty times, until the male lead married his first wife. To prove his love for the heroine, he simply shoved his wife into a lake, where she died just like that. Xu Anjing was so furious that she nearly had a heart attack. She launched into a furious tirade against the author. “Did lightning strike you when your brain was full of water? Did it burn your entire moral compass to a crisp too?” “It's a sign of how good times have become: even maggots can talk!” “Have you spent so long in a stinking cesspit that you still weren't satisfied? Did you have to crawl out and disgust the whole world?” Who could have guessed that the author, with a heart as fragile as glass, would break down and, crying and carrying on, drag Xu Anjing into the world of the novel to rewrite it? Laughing in exasperation, Xu Anjing kicks the brainless male lead with her left foot, the lovesick female lead with her right, grabs a handsome man with her right hand, and rewrites the story with her left. She is determined to wring every last drop of water from the author's brain. The sycophantic author writes Xu Anjing a male supporting character. When she toys with him, she discovers that the characters on the page are more than just paper figures: they have thoughts and feelings of their own.