The Tragic Novel's Heroine Has Gone Wild

Qiao Yun was pretty unlucky. On her first day after transmigrating, she was sentenced to three years in prison for negligently injuring someone. It wasn't until the day she was released that she learned she was actually the heroine of an angsty romance novel. And the male lead was the brainless idiot she'd castrated when he tried to force himself on her. According to the original plot, after the male lead bullied her and then abandoned her, she got pregnant and was kicked out of her home, left destitute and struggling to make ends meet. Then, while giving birth at the hospital, she was spotted by the male lead, who had accompanied his fiancee to a prenatal checkup. She was forced to continue living out the rest of their heart-wrenching, liver-and-lung-destroying romance. But now, the male lead had lost his little brother, the heroine had gone to prison, and the plot had fallen apart so badly even its own mother wouldn't recognize it. Three years later, Qiao Yun was released from prison. The male lead, now half-crippled and stripped of his inheritance, was determined to get revenge. Who could have known that Qiao Yun would sign an outrageously lucrative film and television rights deal as soon as she got out, then be invited to star as the lead actress and become an overnight sensation? Praise for her as a beautiful novelist and a rising screen star came pouring in. She had prestige, money, and fame in her grasp in no time, making her far more than some petty rich second-generation kid could take on. With paid commenters and jealous haters forced to dig up her lack of a degree and her prison record to attack her, Qiao Yun calmly pulled out the prestigious university diploma she had earned in prison and told the cameras gratefully, "Thanks to three years of having food and shelter taken care of, I was able to devote myself to studying and writing. I wouldn't be where I am today without it!" The haters: ...! The male lead: Pfft- He spat out a mouthful of blood.jpg Theme: Even in adversity, press on.