A genius inventor at heart, this girl remains unpopular even after becoming little, though she somehow puts people at ease.
Su Tan wakes from a nap and transmigrates into her best friend's book. Everyone has a System, but instead of panicking, she's amused.
She'd been thinking her friend's robot boyfriend could use a few improvements.
Besides, how much trouble could she possibly have in her best friend's book? But then her dad despises her, and a fake heiress shows up too! Turns out she really is doomed to suffer.
Take a deep breath. Stay calm. She's a tech specialist, not desperate for love. Fine, go ahead and walk all over her.
So what if she doesn't have a System? She's the biggest golden finger of all.
Su Tan doesn't care, but someone else does.
That person loves her as naturally as breathing, and promises to stay true to her, whether or not they're related by blood.
Then, one day, Su Tan suddenly realizes she's got the wrong book. She's transmigrated into a book that's been plagiarized, so she pulls out a warehouse full of inventions.
Now then, are you all going to be forced to obey, or are you going to obey nicely? Either way is fine by her.
At the end of the story, Su Tan discovers the truth about the world and is grinning smugly when someone suddenly grabs her and flies off.
“Starving ghosts incoming! Everyone, get out of the way!”
The original heroine should have been caught up in the little question of whether she was in love or not. Now she's fighting someone over lamb skewers. Her family should have become cold tombstones, but now they sneak her beef skewers. And then there's her, him...
Su Tan bares her teeth and bites off a piece of meat. “Damn, this is good!”
Her best friend in another world: “Hey, are you coming back? Can I send my robot boyfriend over for a bit?”
[Doted on by everyone + family, friendship, and romance + a bit of a breakdown early on, things are looking better now, so please be patient + elements of gardens, customs, and technology + romance later on]
