I Got Transported into My Own Romance-Brained Novel, So I Gave Up

Su Nian transmigrates into the romance novel she wrote herself. From the start, it's hell: the male lead, Gu Chenyuan, has his hand around her throat, his gaze dark and menacing. The character she wrote: obsessive, brooding, decisive and ruthless, trusting no one. Her reality: rent due, not a penny to her name, and a System forcing her to win over the male lead. To stay alive, she signs a cohabitation agreement. The first clause: under no circumstances may she develop improper feelings for the male lead. She thinks she's doing a great job: Never initiating, never clinging to him, never showing concern. But he starts to change. She stands up to him in the conference room, and a flicker of admiration passes through his eyes. She saves a child and scrapes her arm, and for the first time, he looks afraid in front of her. When his ex-girlfriend comes by to provoke her, he says, “I don't like other people touching what's mine. That goes for people, too.” Then one day, he finds the original draft of her novel on her computer: Everything about him, the pain, the obsession, the roots of his corruption. His eyes red, he traps her between his arms: “So everything about me was written by you?” “...Then can you tell me how to stop loving you?” [Clear-headed, checked-out author × obsessive male lead driven to corruption by psychological manipulation] [Transmigrate into a book + anti-love-brain + cohabitation tension + healing and redemption + devoted couple, one-on-one romance]