[Transmigrate into a book + sweet romance + both leads are each other’s first and only + happy ending]
Lin Yanxia transmigrates into a book as a pathetic female supporting character in a groveling-ex story.
The original Lin was the clingy ex-girlfriend of Leng Mu, the heir to a powerful family in the capital. She begged her way into a relationship with him, then refused to accept it when he broke up with her and tried every way she could think of to win him back.
She even came up with the delusional plan to drug and imprison the heir, and succeeded in getting pregnant.
Thinking she could use the baby to secure her position, she never imagined he would force her to get an abortion.
Then he called the police and arranged for her to be tortured and humiliated in prison. In the end, the original Lin couldn’t bear it and took her own life.
Lin Yanxia arrives just as Leng Mu is asking to break up for the eighth time. The original Lin begs desperately, and Leng Mu finally agrees to stay with her for the time being.
To stay alive, Lin Yanxia decides that the next time Leng Mu asks to break up, she’ll agree immediately. Hesitating for even a second would be disrespecting her own life.
But she waits and waits, and Leng Mu never asks to break up again. Why is he looking at her more and more strangely?
Lin Yanxia decides to bring up the breakup herself, only for Leng Mu to pin her against the wall and kiss her passionately.
“Baby, can we please not break up?”
“Let’s get married. I’ll marry into the Lin family, and the kids can all take your surname.”
Finally, it’s time to start a new book!
This is the second novel of my life, and my first romance-focused story. I want to try out all kinds of novel genres I enjoy. This one is a little sweet treat, perfect for mindless bedtime reading. It’ll probably be much like my last one: I don’t have a stockpile of chapters, so I’ll write 4,000 words by hand every day and likely upload right around the 11 p.m. deadline. I hope you’ll cheer me on and leave lots of comments. Love you! ❤️
It's okay, but there are a lot of foreshadowings in many places? It must be a foreshadowing, otherwise it would be too abrupt, as if he was being controlled. PS: The foreshadowing is a bit dense. It is recommended that the author should not have such advanced things as foreshadowing in his mindless short story. When he sees the foreshadowing, his mind will come back for a moment, which is not in line with the positioning.