After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Tested the Limits of Getting Stuck at a Sewing Machine Every Day

[Everyday life + slow and steady + cozy comedy + devoted to each other + sweet romance]

Zhang Xiaoxiao transmigrates into a book.

She becomes the sidekick of a villainous female character, a disposable extra who appears for two chapters before taking the fall and going to prison.

The good news: she knows the plot in advance.

The bad news: the villainess is a lovesick fool, and her best friend has a head full of mush. Together, they can barely scrape together an IQ of 250.

To stay out of prison, she decides to reprogram the villainess, set her best friend straight, and stay away from the male and female leads!

She thinks she has everything under control.

But then...

She accidentally drugs herself with dog medication and sleeps with Gu Yan, the domineering CEO.

She botches the annual gala and gets framed for leaking trade secrets.

She visits relatives in Qing County and nearly gets assaulted a second time by her stepmother’s nephew.

Zhang Xiaoxiao breaks down: “I just want to stay alive. Why is that so hard?”

Gu Yan pulls her into his arms, his voice low. “What’s so hard? I’ll help you.”

Zhang Xiaoxiao: “You’ll help me? First, explain why you have the same name as my dog.”

Gu Yan: “...”

The heroine is both timid and brave, the hero is both a scoundrel and deeply devoted, and every member of the best-friend group is a complete oddball. A heartwarming ending.