After I Transmigrated into a Book, All of Beijing's Elite Think I'm Plotting Something Big

Transmigrating into a book + a ditzy beauty + the capital’s princely heir acting like a dog + goofy comedy + HE

After Su Tangtang transmigrates into the role of a cannon-fodder female supporting character, she stops causing trouble.

No more poisoning, throwing wine, or ripping dresses. She has three things to do every day: eat potato chips, save money, and avoid the male lead.

Everyone in the capital: What is she plotting?

The reborn heroine: The whole plot has gone off the rails. What kind of person is she?

The original novel’s villainous male lead: …Why isn’t she throwing herself at me anymore?

Wait. Why am I a little disappointed?

Then Lu Jingchen launches a three-month “make sure she notices me” campaign: returning her potato chips, filling her fridge, giving her a sports car, raising her allowance by a million, and announcing in public, “She’s mine.”

She secretly saves 51,800 yuan as an escape fund. He’s known since day one, but never exposes her. Instead, he quietly has people protect her.

When she has a fever and reveals in her sleep that she transmigrated into a book, he hears everything. He doesn’t press her. He waits for her to tell him herself.

She uses herself as a wager to test him.

Eight minutes. 140 kilometers per hour. Seven red lights. He kicks the door open.

“You’re hurt.”

His voice is breaking. His hands are shaking. His eyes are red.

Standing in the abandoned warehouse, Su Tangtang looks at the man and opens her notes app. Beneath “Survival Plan,” she writes:

**Looks like I can’t get away. And maybe…I don’t want to.**