What should you do after transmigrating into a book as a good-for-nothing cannon-fodder heroine?
A Ling's answer: It's no big deal. Keep your head down if you can, run if you can!
As someone who knew the plot inside out, she knew exactly how she was destined to die: save the male lead, cling to him relentlessly because he owed her his life, and then get taken out by one sword from the heroine's devoted follower.
So she laid down three ironclad rules early on: don't save the male lead, don't get involved in the main plot, and don't meddle with fate!
By reading fortunes, drawing talismans, scavenging, and finding hidden treasures, A Ling thought she could quietly make it to the end.
Who knew the Heavenly Dao would be so unreasonable? It forced her to find the original novel's male lead, Wei Xuanqing, in a pile of corpses!
Save him or not?
Looking at the face of someone destined to reach the pinnacle of the Great Dao, A Ling chose to save him through tears.
But can someone explain why she couldn't shake him off after saving his life?
Wasn't he supposed to lose his memory and become cold and taciturn? Why was he following her around every day?
Wasn't he supposed to be too badly injured to move? How did he turn around and kill an assassin?
And why had he casually picked up every opportunity she'd desperately wanted but never managed to get?!
A Ling had an epiphany.
If she couldn't shake him off, she'd cling to his coattails and share in his luck! Once she'd earned enough spirit stones and benefits, she'd run for it at once!
But she never imagined that after following him, she would never get away unscathed.
Wei Xuanqing, meanwhile, gradually began to realize that his past seemed to conceal a secret.
As his memories returned and the long-buried truth came to light, where would this accidental encounter lead them?
A Ling: Let's put the truth aside for now. Can someone tell me how to get rid of this fiancée title?
