Shen Qi has just opened an old-school Mary Sue novel where the heroine's protagonist aura is overwhelming. She gets to choose her own storyline and her own men. Shen Qi is so exasperated that she transmigrates into the book. Unfortunately, she doesn't become the heroine, but the daughter of a doomed actress?
The rich and powerful backers all belong to the heroine. If a nobody like Shen Qi wants to make it big, she'll have to rely on herself.
Before the story begins, Shen Qi gets into a top school, studies under a famous teacher, and competes in tournaments. She can't make it in show business, but she's never lost at chess.
But can someone tell her, is her fiancé also someone who transmigrated into a book?
And what happened to Ji Yu, the aloof superstar? How did he turn into a clingy puppy-dog boyfriend?
Shen Qi shoves away her annoying childhood friend. "Even if you're a puppy, you're the heroine's puppy. Don't kiss me! Get away!"
Bonus Scene:
A rookie entertainment reporter interviews Ji Yu, the superstar who excels in film, television, and music.
Reporter: "Your career has always gone smoothly, Mr. Ji. Do you have any regrets you don't talk about?"
Mr. Ji: "My biggest regret is not marrying Shen Qi sooner."
