[Wealthy CEO × contemporary fantasy × yandere × transmigrated into a book as a substitute]
On the day she transmigrates into the book, the deranged male lead burns her only pair of shoes.
Lin Yi, a socially anxious illustrator, becomes a substitute supporting character with barely three and a half lines: engaged, publicly stripped of her ring, then left to die in a rental apartment with no one to claim her body.
System countdown: Deviate from the original plot for 72 hours and be erased. Lifespan: 400 days.
Change one line, live one more day.
She brings out her signature skills: giving the plot shape and keeping a ledger on the villains. The white moonlight is a puppet, the rich wives pass around knives, and the author is hiding behind the pages, recording her every move. But the hand that draws storyboards is just the thing to deal with a pen lurking in the dark.
The male lead grips her chin and asks who she is. She lowers her eyes obediently. “I’ll behave.” Then she turns around and pins everyone who tests her into the draft, one by one.
When the male lead isn’t around, she’s the queen.
Later, he pushes a locked black notebook in front of her. “Everything you forgot ended up with me.”
And the book that has been following her bears two words under the author’s name in its final chapter: Lin Yi.
