Tang Tang transmigrated into a book.
She became the scheming female side character in a romance novel, “foolish, but stunningly beautiful.”
According to the plot, the male lead, her childhood sweetheart, would personally have her committed to a psychiatric hospital. Tang Tang: I'm out of here.
The problem was, she was a socially anxious sloth. She'd always lie flat rather than sit up, and could even fall asleep while packing.
Before she could put her escape plan into action, her obsessive childhood sweetheart blocked the door.
He gripped her waist and smiled tenderly, with a hint of madness. “Tang Tang, where do you think you're going?”
Shen Yan had waited twelve years for his girl to come of age.
Everything she ate, wore, and used had to be chosen by him personally.
If she so much as looked at someone else, that person would disappear the next day.
When she said she wanted to go abroad, he turned around and bought a globe.
“Go on, run. Let's see how far you get.”
Tang Tang decided to lie flat.
After all, he was rich and handsome, provided meals and a place to live, and didn't make her socialize.
Being a caged songbird didn't seem so bad, right?
Then the original heroine appeared. Tang Tang excitedly got her little stool ready, waiting for the male lead to fall in love at first sight.
But Shen Yan didn't even spare the original heroine a glance. Instead, he pinned Tang Tang against the wall, his eyes red as he demanded:
“Why are you looking at another woman? Is she prettier than me?”
Tang Tang: ???
Only later did she find out:
The plot had gone off the rails long ago.
And this man had gone mad long ago.
So mad that he would die without her.
[Obsessive, possessive male lead × slothful, socially anxious female side character]
[Both devoted to each other + Sweet romance + Obsession + Transmigrate into a book]
[Complete, dive in without worry]
Is the female lead the original owner of this body?
Hmm... Are the original owner and the female lead the same person? After reading a few chapters, it seems the male lead likes the original owner.
The plot and emotional development are somewhat inexplicable; the original owner and the protagonist seem to be mixed up, and the logic is unclear.