[A possessive, scheming villain × a timid little author desperate to survive | Both leads are devoted only to each other + transmigrate into a book + healing + sweet romance + possessive love]
Lu Xin wrote an old-fashioned CEO romance, but readers kept criticizing her for making the villain, Qin Sheng, suffer too much.
She refused to back down. “How can the plot move forward if the villain doesn’t suffer?”
She woke up to find she’d transmigrated into her own book and become Qin Sheng’s stepsister, a disposable side character who antagonized him at every turn.
The good news: she knew the entire plot.
The bad news: she’d already made Qin Sheng hate her.
To change the ending, Lu Xin decides to stay away from the villain, but her mother drags her back to the Qin family. With nowhere else to turn, she has no choice but to cling to Qin Sheng and try to turn the gloomy, unpredictable villain he will become into a sunny, well-adjusted young man.
He’s allergic to eggs, so she eats every egg on the table. Everyone misunderstands him, so she stands firmly in front of him.
“Qin Sheng, it doesn’t matter whether anyone else believes you. I do.”
At first, Qin Sheng assumes she’s just putting on an act and coldly waits for her to reveal her motives. But she protects him once, then twice, until he can no longer bear to let go of that warmth.
Meanwhile, Lu Xin discovers she can change key parts of the plot. She eagerly tries to set up the original male and female leads, only for each of them to find true love elsewhere, while the villain’s gaze grows more and more unsettling.
Lu Xin panics. “Aren’t you supposed to like the heroine?”
Qin Sheng corners her against the wall and murmurs in reply:
“Baby, isn’t you the one I like?”
