I Broke Up with the Campus Heartthrob, and Now He's Obsessed with Me

[Full-cast audio available] [#Transmigrate into a book #School life #Sweet romance #Beloved by everyone #Face-slapping #Lively, carefree beauty heroine X aloof hero who acts sweet only around her]

One morning, Qiao Zhiyan wakes up inside a sweet campus romance novel, as the unlucky fiancée of the male lead.

The original owner was naive and timid. She was maliciously framed by someone and ended up in bed with the male lead, Ji Sihan.

The scheme completely derailed Ji Sihan’s plan to pursue the heroine, Xu Qingran. Once the scandal spread, both families pressured them to marry.

The original owner truly loved the male lead. She thought her gentleness and thoughtfulness would win him over and that they would become a couple, but he ignored her completely and treated her with utter coldness.

The people around her even slandered her as shameless and despicable, accusing her of stealing the male lead.

Unable to bear the pressure, the original owner slit her wrists and took her own life.

Qiao Zhiyan thinks that since she’s transmigrated into a book, she’ll take the original owner’s place and live on, punishing those who spread rumors. As for the male lead, she’ll let him return to the heroine’s arms!

With so many handsome young guys on campus, why would she waste her life pining after the male lead, an ugly loser?

But who could have guessed that while she’s determined to break off the engagement and stay away from him, Ji Sihan would go completely crazy

“Qiao Zhiyan, you want to break off the engagement? Not a chance.”

“Hey! My mouth isn’t for you to kiss!”

“Ji Sihan, don’t push your luck!”

Even more baffling, Xu Qingran, who was supposed to be the heroine, somehow becomes her sister-in-law?!

“Bro! What are you doing?!”

This isn’t how the story is supposed to go! Could it be that I’ve been reading fan fiction?

Ji Sihan hooks an arm around her waist, lowers his head, and seals her lips with a kiss. His voice is hoarse and obsessive. “You worry about too many things. Worry about me first.”