[Book Transmigration]
Chen Tingyan transmigrates into a wealthy and beautiful second female lead whose good looks cloud her judgment and make her a hopeless romantic. In the original story, she disguises herself as a man to study at an academy, where she becomes overcome by lust and tries to molest her teacher, Shen Fenglan. The female lead saves the hero in a dramatic moment, and he begins to fall for her.
Chen Tingyan repeatedly schemes to frame the female lead, only making the hero detest her more.
When war breaks out between the two nations, she asks her father, a great general, to abduct the male lead for her.
He refuses at every turn, until the female lead rescues him.
Unable to win his love, Chen Tingyan decides to kill the female lead. The male lead arrives, and in a fit of jealous rage, she kills them both. She then spends her days carousing and eventually dies of an illness.
The story ends abruptly because the author tried and failed to abandon it, then rushed to wrap it up, leaving her to serve as a last-minute villain.
Furious, she posted a review: “I started reading because the second female lead had the same name as me, but she's so evil! Give me the pen and I'll write it myself!”
After a sudden Book Transmigration, she arrives on the eve of the night the second female lead tries to molest her teacher.
Thank goodness, she thinks. There's still time to change everything. The original scene where the female lead saves the hero becomes a romantic moonlit encounter instead. She crouches in a corner, just hoping the two of them will fall in love soon. She's rich and beautiful, and there are plenty of other men out there. She's not about to hang herself from a single tree.
Halfway through her eavesdropping, the female lead leaves. The male lead hurries over and grabs her as she tries to run away.
His eyes darken, and he asks in a cold voice, “Why didn't you try to molest me today?”
[Elegant, aloof teacher from Jiangnan x unambitious, rakish commandery princess from the north (pretend)]
Theme: Even a stubborn stone can be transformed; even a wayward child can be taught
