[Transmigrate into a book + severely socially anxious heroine + obsessive, unhinged hero + mutually faithful couple + utterly sweet romance]
Su Nian has severe social anxiety. Even a touch can make her hyperventilate.
Then she transmigrates into a book as the spoiled ex-girlfriend of the unhinged male lead, Shen Yanci: a cannon-fodder character doomed to be destroyed by his own hands.
If she breaks up with him, he’ll hold a grudge. If she keeps playing her role, she’ll still die. Trembling in the bathroom, she spent all night searching for a way out and came up with just one: keep up her mischievous façade, but drain away all her aggression.
She calls it “hot violence”: spend his money, but don’t start conversations; accept his gifts and say “Thank you” instead of “You’re the best, darling.” There’s only one rule at its heart: never let herself have an emotional reaction to him.
She saved the plan in her notes under the title “Day 99 Before the Breakup” and checked off each day.
Until someone splashed wine on her at a banquet, triggering her social anxiety and sending her tumbling into Shen Yanci’s arms. Worse still, when he doubled back, he saw her huddled in a corner, biting her finger as she typed with trembling hands in her notes app. The screen was filled with analyses of him.
After that, the boy who was supposed to be sick of her began staying by her side every moment.
When the original heroine finally appeared, Su Nian tested the waters by bringing up a breakup. Before she could finish, he grabbed her by the waist and kissed her hard.
Later, Shen Yanci saw the dozens of breakup steps in her locked notes. At the end of every page was a line in tiny print:
“When he held my hand today, my heart skipped a beat. It’s not allowed to do that.”
“Day 45. It seems I can’t get away. But I still have to run.”
The boy let out a low laugh, his eyes brimming with an obsessive, dark tide as he trapped her between his arms.
“Break up?”
“Su Nian, it’s time to change the name of your notes. Call it