How to Survive as the Heroine of an Angsty Novel [Book Transmigration]

Mi Li somehow transmigrates into the heroine of an angsty CEO romance, where she's about to be tormented by all kinds of rivals in love and a scumbag male lead.

You've got to be kidding! I don't want anything to do with that scumbag!

The domineering scumbag CEO, as the male lead with a golden finger, can crush all the cannon-fodder supporting characters with a snap of his fingers. The only person who can give him trouble is his older sister, Qin Yao.

Mi Li's desperate survival instinct makes her cling to Qin Yao. Qin Yao invites her to a cafe.

Qin Yao: "I'll give you five million. Leave my brother."

In the original story, the heroine turned Qin Yao down and chose the male lead.

Mi Li, reading this, could only think, What a ridiculous mess! But after transmigrating, Mi Li realizes for the first time that melodrama can actually be this satisfying. Of course she's going to leave the scumbag!

Mi Li uses the money to open a dessert shop and becomes completely absorbed in making food. Her daily routine involves running the shop and feeding her investor.

It isn't until Qin Yao lures her into bed that Mi Li realizes something is off.

Wasn't the CEO's sister supposed to stop the heroine from getting together with her brother because she hated her?

Qin Yao: "No, I don't hate you. I just hate you being with him."

A sweet 1v1 romance, featuring a cheeky, adorable girl and a scheming, cool-headed older woman. Hope you enjoy it~

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And there is no secondary couple! No secondary couple! No secondary couple!

A quick plug for my new ongoing story, The Doll I Picked Up Came to Life. Click my author page to find it. Here's the blurb:

Wenxiang is a country renowned for making dolls. Its dolls not only look just like people, but can also move and take on all kinds of jobs. Of course, only the rich can afford these dolls. Ordinary people have no chance of owning one.

One day, the orphan Ruan Ping'an finds a damaged doll by the roadside. She takes it home, cleans it up, names it Taoliang, and spends most of her life savings on a local dollmaker to repair its damaged limbs.

From then on, Ruan Ping'an's lonely life has a companion. Taoliang cooks and does the laundry for her, and keeps her company on nighttime walks. In turn, Ruan Ping'an spends all the money she works so hard to earn on repairing Taoliang's body and buying it pretty clothes.

"You've spent all the money I was saving for my wedding. Don't you think you should marry me now?"

One day, Ruan Ping'an teases Taoliang, hooking a finger under its chin. To her surprise, the doll, which can't even speak, suddenly answers.

"All right." Taoliang smiles mischievously, its vivid face clearly that of a living person.

Ruan Ping'an: !!!

Help! The doll I picked up came to life!

Pei Xia, former chief dollmaker of the Linghui Pavilion in the state of Wenxiang, vanished overnight. The imperial court's wanted posters spread across the country. No one knows that she put her soul into a low-grade doll, which was then picked up and brought home by an ordinary girl named Ruan Ping'an.

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