[Universally adored heroine + male rivalry + hidden identities exposed + campus + entertainment industry + all male love interests are virgins]
Fang Tangtang transmigrates into a novel as the male lead Song Hao's devoted ex-girlfriend. She gives him everything, and in the end, even gives her life for him.
Fang Tangtang, who has just transmigrated: Thanks for the offer. Maybe next time.
She decides to stay away from Song Hao to keep herself safe.
She has barely arrived when Song Hao tells her for the 101st time that he doesn't like her...
But this time, Fang Tangtang nods decisively.
“Let's break up! Right now! Everyone here can be a witness!”
She immediately gives up the expensive apartment next door to the male lead and moves back into the dorm, determined to be an obedient young woman who goes to class and comes home on time.
The main issue is that the original Fang Tangtang emptied her wallet chasing the male lead. When she checks her phone, it's full of warnings that her loan payments are overdue.
What? The literature department accepts novels, films, or any kind of cultural project as a graduation thesis?
And the more popular the project, the bigger the school's stipend for outstanding students?
As she browses the wildly popular “excellent” entertainment products on the interstellar internet, Fang Tangtang pulls out Blue Star's True Love series and changes the direction of the entertainment industry.
Films, TV series, game adaptations, lifelike robots, livestreams, cosplay conventions, a theme park recreating scenes from the novels, book signings...
Ah, she can't go to the book signings.
Some people spend lavishly to vote for their favorite characters, while others hold online celebrations when a pure-love couple finally gets together.
But the public is most curious about one thing:
Who exactly is the female author called Blue Star Babao Candy?!
The entire interstellar internet is searching for the author's identity, with a ten-billion reward!
I'm looking forward to the subsequent changes in the heroine. I'm a little afraid of society and understand the psychology of the heroine better. Other follow-up conflicts with the "ladylike" character of my roommate [laughing]
I'm looking forward to the subsequent changes in the heroine. I'm a little afraid of society and understand the psychology of the heroine better. Other follow-up conflicts with the "ladylike" character of my roommate [laughing]