No Getting Carried Away! [Book Transmigration]

[Warning]: Poor writing. The author was not thinking straight while writing this, and you might want to kick the author after reading it. Don't click if that bothers you!! (I'm off!)

This is a brainless political intrigue story with a witchcraft setting, written by a brainless author and featuring characters whose intelligence takes a nosedive.

Poor Pei Zhaoxue gets transported into this story, which has no brains, no morals, and no normal people.

The original owner had a crush on the male lead, framed and slandered the heroine, and was finally killed with a single slash by the male lead on their wedding night. Her foolishness cost her her entire life.

To stay alive, Pei Zhaoxue has to complete the System's missions: "Fifty plot points that matter to the male lead."

She thinks, "This'll be easy."

Only after the first mission is issued does she realize that all "fifty plot points that matter to the male lead" involve framing the heroine!

She forces herself to complete the missions against her conscience, purely to stay alive. Then she realizes she may have fallen in love with the second male lead, whom the original owner rejected and avoided for three years.

"I'm done for..."

The second male lead is a young general. He was once spirited and full of promise, but after she rejected his love, his heart became twisted. In the end, he died horribly at the male lead's hands. He hates her, hates himself, and hates that the slightest smile from her makes him want to treat her well again. He hates that the bright moon hangs high in the sky, shining on everyone but him.

[Cold-faced, jealous, hopeless romantic male lead VS sunny, straightforward, adorably oblivious heroine]

[Reading Guide]

1. The first world has fantasy elements!

2. Most of the story takes place in ancient settings.

Theme: Hold life in awe.