Book Transmigration: My Female Lead Is Acting Strange

Luo Song is a struggling web-novel author. After finishing the ending of his urban power fantasy, he dozed off at his desk for five minutes. When he opened his eyes again, he was sitting on a park bench, transmigrated into the world he had written.

The original male lead, Ji Fan, is blessed with incredible luck and surrounded by benefactors. He’s supposed to rise to success every step of the way.

Luo Song has no System and no cheats. His only advantage is that he knows everyone’s fate. Before Ji Fan can even get started, Luo Song moves first to snatch his opportunities, connections, and the people he was destined to meet.

But he soon realizes that the four female leads he created himself are all acting stranger and stranger

The cool, aloof CEO says in front of the original male lead, “Hurt him, and you’re hurting me.” The gentle campus belle takes back the money he recovered for her without a word, then presses the paper bag beneath her hand. She makes a mental note: it’s not a debt, it’s a person. The languid heiress invites him out for a midnight race, then says at three in the morning, “Why don’t you make me yours?” The mysterious antique shop owner removes the jade pendant she wears close to her skin and hands it to him. “Wear it. Don’t take it off.”

He thought he was the one rewriting the script. It took him a while to understand: this world had long since stopped being the book he wrote.