I Entered a Torture Romance Novel with On-Screen Comments, and Everyone’s Character Fell Apart

Jiang Yuewan opened her eyes to find someone squeezing her throat and pressing her into icy water.

She had transmigrated into a book, becoming a disposable stand-in in an old-school tragic palace romance who wouldn't survive three chapters: her heart would be cut out, her blood drained, and her corpse dumped in a mass grave. The full package.

Fortunately, a line of on-screen comments floated before her eyes: [Girl, run! The prince is sending people over tonight!]

The "Third-Person On-Screen Comment System" came online. Millions of readers from the future could spoil events, make live comments, and assign outrageous missions. Completing missions earned "gossip points," which could be exchanged for life-saving items.

From then on, everything changed.

The domineering prince lifted her chin and gazed deeply into her eyes. "Your eyes... look so much like hers."

Jiang Yuewan glanced at the comment above his head, [Cheater Report: PUA Score 98], and replied without batting an eye, "Your Highness, there's a scallion leaf at the corner of your mouth."

The prince's persona shattered.

When the white lotus tearfully said, "Sister, I won't compete with you," the comments instantly flooded in: [She's hiding arsenic in her sleeve!]

Jiang Yuewan turned the sleeve inside out on the spot, and the white lotus's persona shattered too.

Every tragic-romance trope she dismantled brought the capital another grand feast of gossip. The more trouble she caused, the more useful the System became, and the longer she stayed alive.

The only problem was, why had the cold prince she'd exposed as a scumbag in front of everyone started chasing after her and refusing to let go?

A final comment floated by: [Oh no, this is the "chasing his wife to the crematorium" plotline.]