In the 19th Century, I Used a Soapy Novel to Lure Away a Publishing Tycoon

After transmigrating to another world where steam and magic coexist, Su Cen becomes Rosalind, a poor girl orphaned by her parents and living under her relatives’ roof. Her younger siblings are hungry and feverish, and her uncle looks at her like she’s a rat. She has to survive, and she has to make something of herself.

Her last life’s job was writing web novels that nobody read? No problem. The common folk of this world are ravenous for melodramatic stories.

So a story titled “The Viscount Pointed at His Illegitimate Daughter on His Deathbed and Shouted: You’re Not My Own Child!” appears out of nowhere. The paper sells out, and the nobles are furious.

From fake heiresses and regretful husbands chasing after their wives to the Night Elf King and the domineering Dragon Emperor, everything she writes becomes a hit. Yet the sharp-tongued, shrewd newspaper boss is always calling her “vulgar” while shielding her from every bit of trouble.

Until one day, the Night Elf King she wrote as an obsessive, love-struck fool comes knocking at her door for real.

Theme: Be self-reliant and resilient