Su Wan transmigrates into a book she personally reviewed, becoming the vicious supporting female character who dies in chapter three.
She wrote the review notes on the original manuscript herself: The vicious supporting female character is too much of a plot device, and readers can't even remember her name.
Now she stands inside that very ending. Tonight, at the hour of the Pig, she will be drowned in a pond.
She can see the fortune threads above other people's heads, and change their fates before their opportunities come to pass. Every stroke she changes adds another stroke to her account, but every thread she takes is borrowed from someone else's life.
The original heroine, Wen Ruanruan, also came from outside the book. The first time they meet, she asks, "I want to talk to you about something: how to divide this book between us."
One ledger, two people, one brush.
Only later does Su Wan understand that what she wants to seize was never just fortune.
It's whether anyone in this world will remember her name.
Theme: A life already written can be rewritten, and a name erased can be called back.
