Zhu Yun transmigrates into the original female lead of a novel about a woman adored by everyone.
She was supposed to be the heroine of a melodramatic tragedy. But after a supporting character transmigrates into the book, Zhu Yun's life takes a different course: she goes from a bullied heroine to a scheming villainess who uses every trick in the book to frame the new female lead.
The domineering male lead, who was supposed to torment her physically and emotionally while loving her deeply, falls for the new heroine and treats Zhu Yun terribly.
Her childhood friend becomes an obsessive antagonist later on, madly in love with the heroine.
A rising young star uses Zhu Yun to climb the ladder to fame, then declares his love for the heroine on a TV show.
Even her doting older brother gradually starts favoring the heroine.
The powerful male lead flies into a rage for the sake of his beloved and tramples Zhu Yun's dignity and reputation underfoot...
When Zhu Yun wakes up, the original owner of her body is already dead, but the story is still unfolding.
Since she's using the original owner's body, she'll get revenge on everyone who mistreated her.
In the end,
the brainless, hot-tempered CEO kneels and begs her to forgive him,
the drama-loving, unhinged antagonist insists on honoring their engagement, even though it was never binding,
the powerful male lead corners her at every turn after she makes him suffer several setbacks,
and the brother who once ignored her grows increasingly possessive...
Wait, did the original heroine's good fortune come back?
1. The author has limited ability. The heroine can fight, but she isn't a strong female lead.
2. Many people will like the heroine, and there is a pairing.
3. Melodramatic, with no regard for logic.
4. The heroine isn't perfect and has flaws.
Theme: Independence, self-reliance, and perseverance.
