Song Tinglan transmigrates into a book, becoming the heroine of a sweet romance.
When she discovers she has financial freedom, she immediately accepts the reality that she's transmigrated into a book, dumps the fiance she barely knows, and returns to her village to lie flat.
On the first day, a young man claiming to be a mountain god demolishes her house.
On the second day, she runs into a human with plants growing out of his body by the sea.
On the third day, villagers start falling ill one after another, infected with an unknown virus.
The world of the book takes a bizarre turn.
Song Tinglan: "Isn't this supposed to be a contemporary romance? Is nobody going to do anything about this plot?"
Large black characters appear in front of her: "Welcome to the World Maintenance Office. You are now a temporary employee. Complete your internship assignment and save the mutated world."
Song Tinglan refuses. "Sorry, I don't really want to work."
Missions repeat. The "System" is in control. The plot keeps closing in.
Song Tinglan discovers she's trapped in this world and can't go back.
And she's not the only one trapped here:
The residents of City A are plagued by nightmares, a cannon-fodder boy carries a sword on his back, an unknown creature lurks in the sewers, a possessive prince has awakened to his own consciousness, and a high school student keeps getting hurt...
Nine levels of the "Star Ruins," where echoes never die.
In this chaotic world of transmigration into a book, Song Tinglan sets out on the road to redemption.
Notes:
1. A free-spirited heroine who stays true to herself × a sunny, deceptively dark, devoted hero. One couple, happy ending. The male lead is An Heng. There is a romance.
2. There is only one transmigration world. The arcs are connected, and the characters can interact.
3. The entire story is fictional. Please don't associate it with reality.
4. Updates daily at noon or 9 p.m.
Theme: Love the world.