The Doomed Supporting Actress Acts Her Heart Out Every Day, While the Unhinged Villain Can't Sleep at Night

Shen Weiwei, a modern-day office worker, transmigrates into a book and becomes the villainess, bound to a “Classic Scene Recreation System.” Its task: at a designated place and time, she must recreate iconic scenes with the story’s biggest villain, the Fourth Prince, Xiao Jue.

The System promises that completing the ultimate task will send her home.

The System warns that if the villainous male lead dies unexpectedly, she will be trapped here forever.

To make matters worse, the System gives her a debuff: whenever she faces mortal danger, Xiao Jue will be forcibly teleported to her side, no matter where he is, and save her at the cost of his own life, even though he couldn’t possibly be less willing.

And so...

Shen Weiwei: “System, I’m jumping off this cliff! The Fourth Prince will fly over and catch me, right?”

System: “Yes.”

Xiao Jue, plotting to seize the throne with his royal rival: “???” (His body flies through the air against his will.)

To get home, Shen Weiwei works diligently at trying to get herself killed and faithfully follows the plot. She can’t stand the cruel, brooding Fourth Prince Xiao Jue, yet secretly adores “Ling Buyan,” the greatest hero in the martial world, who has saved her from danger time and again.

Then one day, she pulls off Ling Buyan’s mask herself, only to find Xiao Jue’s face beneath it, wearing an expression that says, “You’re finished.”

Shen Weiwei: “...”

Even more frightening, the gentle and refined Gu Yanqing, the “upright male lead” and the moonlight in her heart, has watched the light in his eyes gradually fade as she repeatedly transfers her affections to the villain. In its place is a madness and obsession capable of devouring everything.

Shen Weiwei (breaking down): What kind of rotten script is this? I want to go home!

Xiao Jue (sneering): Want to leave? Too late.