What Do I Do After Transmigrating Into the Insane Novel I Wrote?

Funny writer Ning You and the sensitive, suspicious great villain Shen Suizhi

A laid-back homebody’s transmigration-into-a-book story

Ning You, a seasoned novel fan, was tired of having nothing to read, so she started writing a melodramatic Mary Sue apocalypse power fantasy to entertain herself. She let loose in the early chapters, piling on whatever plot twists were most outrageous. Whether it was the hero, heroine, or an NPC, she made them as stupid as she pleased, and she made the villain’s foil suffer even more. The great villain Shen Suizhi got hit with every possible debuff from the start, suffering so terribly it was hard to watch.

But then she couldn’t rein things in later on... To give the hero and heroine a few bumps in the road before their happy ending, Ning You cranked the villain’s intelligence through the roof, turning him into an antisocial schemer with almost supernatural cunning. Halfway through, though, she realized she had written herself into a corner.

What was she supposed to do when the hero and heroine couldn’t beat the villain?!

So Ning You promptly set the story aside and went off to enjoy herself. She’d assumed nobody would read something so absurd, but it turned out the sheer madness had attracted plenty of readers. They were all eagerly following along, curious to see just how outrageous the story could get.

When the update requests started pouring in, Ning You sat sweating at her desk. “I can’t write any more!!!” She had just started packing to run when the account she should have deleted kept chasing after her...

Ning You: Please let me go.

What to Do When You Transmigrate into Your Own Deranged Novel; Adopting a Little Villain

And what do you mean the villain was reborn?!!!

My life is so hard...