[A sweet, slow-witted girl vs. a gloomy man who fell in love at first sight and had been plotting for her all along] Wen He merely complained about why a story about a woman adored by everyone needed a vicious female rival, especially one forcibly shoehorned into the plot.
Who could have guessed that the very next second, the System would pull her into the sugary Mary Sue novel How to Survive Being Surrounded by Admirers?, where she became another Wen He, with the same name as her own?
“Host, all you have to do is play the vicious female rival and follow the plot.”
“Then you’ll receive a hundred billion in rewards.”
Fine, she’d play the villainess. How hard could it be to follow the plot?
But the heroine was as adorable as a little cake. Insulting her to her face felt downright painful.
And what was with all these male leads? She was just doing her job as the villainess, so why were they all looking at her so strangely? Wasn’t her wicked behavior supposed to get her punished, just like in the original plot?
What she didn’t know was that, ever since Wen He arrived, the main cast had been able to hear her thoughts and every conversation she had with the System.
“So I’m just a character in a book…”
“A mission? A villainess? A male lead? What is she talking about?”
“Which of these male leads do you like best? Hmm?”
As Wen He played the vicious female rival, she gradually realized that the plot seemed to be veering off course. Had she become the protagonist? Even the missions she’d originally been given as the villainess had all been changed, but her ending still seemed set in stone.
But why was the original male lead suddenly going to die within a year?
Male lead: I’ve finally found you, my muse.
I’ll use my own power to free you from the punishment of the plot.
