Transmigrated into a Book as the Rich Heiress's Blond Ex-Boyfriend

[Redemption] [Yandere in the Later Story] [Book Transmigration]

Zhou Ziheng transmigrated into a romance novel called Sweetheart of the Capital.

The original owner of his body was a minor blond-haired villain in the story. He met the heroine, Tang Shuang, at a vocational school in a county town, before she was recognized by her family in the capital, and they dated for three years.

Tang Shuang saw him as her salvation. Though they had barely even held hands, she stayed up late working three jobs to make him happy, soaking her fingers until they swelled as she washed dishes in the restaurant kitchen, all so she could buy him an electric scooter.

But just as Tang Shuang had finally saved enough money to surprise him, the original owner dumped her for a singer at a karaoke lounge.

"Zhou Ziheng, I've been with you since I was a teenager, and you have the nerve to say you don't want me!"

"You have nerve."

"You have nerve to say you've been with me since you were a teenager?!"

Those words became the final straw.

Only later did the original owner learn that the singer had been sent by the male lead to break him and Tang Shuang up.

Later, Tang Shuang got into a university in the capital, and her family recognized her.

As for Zhou Ziheng, he became the target of Tang Shuang's revenge, and his ending was utterly miserable.

To avoid repeating the same mistakes, the first thing Zhou Ziheng did after his Book Transmigration was get rid of his blond-haired delinquent image.

Meeting a girl like Tang Shuang in the real world was no more than a pipe dream. The original owner didn't know how to cherish her, so Zhou Ziheng would do it instead!

It took him just 0.01 seconds to decide on the three things he would do after transmigrating into the book.

Pursue the heroine, take down the male lead, and...

Clear his name!

Years later, with Tang Shuang's hand around his neck, Zhou Ziheng smiled wryly and thought,

"After planning for every possibility, I never accounted for the heroine having a yandere side..."