I've Already Transmigrated Into a Book, So Who Would Still Be a Jerk?

This novel is also known as The Scumbag Woman's Guide to Paying Off Her Debts. Three sentences sent three exes knocking on her door on the same day. First: We're breaking up. Second: I'll transfer the money I owe you. Third: Don't come back.

Yuan Zhi, an overworked office worker who died from working overtime, transmigrated into a melodramatic novel as the most hated scumbag woman around. In the original book, she only lived to chapter eighty-seven before someone sank her in a river.

She dug up the original owner's ledger and set one rule: pay back the money first, talk things out next, and finally smash the blame of being a "scumbag woman" to pieces.

One by one, the exes left; one by one, the debts were settled. She trampled the white lotus's script into scraps of paper.

There was only one exception: the "backup to the backup," the man she'd treated the worst and whose name she hadn't even remembered, was the biggest villain in the book.

He sat across from her with the ledger in hand and said, "You've changed." Thirty chapters remained before her death.