The Pen Is Yours, You Write It (Book Transmigration)

Zhao Shiru read a novel whose protagonist shared her name, and the story ended in tragedy. Furious, she wrote a thousand-word essay tearing it apart.

A protagonist without peerless beauty, who isn't skilled at ballet, martial arts, painting, and piano, all at once? And they're still called the protagonist? The kind who makes flower petals rain from the sky whenever they appear.

The male lead wasn't good enough either. He was too ordinary. He needed to be wild, wicked, and alluring, as well as obsessive, domineering, and possessive to the extreme.

Only one admirer? No way. Every guy in the school had to be the male lead's rival in love, and whenever the male lead showed up, his rivals had to pelt him with cabbage leaves.

Author's comment: Here's the pen. You write it.

Then, she woke up one morning and had transmigrated into a book.