Lu Wei transmigrated into a book, becoming the heroine's selfish, parasitic little sister who makes her life hell.
The problem is, her sister is the heroine of an angst-filled romance. She's a substitute, a fake white moonlight, and a victim of a green tea schemer who frames her, slaps her, pushes her down the stairs, makes her get an abortion, puts her through a car accident, makes her get another abortion, and finally drives her to run away while pregnant. Only after all that does she barely earn a happy ending.
When Lu Wei opened her eyes, she found herself decked out in a garish punk look, asking her own sister, who had just hooked a rich patron, for money. Her future brother-in-law's luxury car was parked fifteen meters away.
Lu Wei knew that in the original story, the moment "she" saw her future brother-in-law, she'd be struck by his good looks and become hopelessly infatuated. She'd immediately ditch her punk boyfriend and throw herself into the arms of the domineering CEO.
And so, she'd temporarily take the place of the scheming female side character, doing a whole series of disgusting things, like pestering the male lead, drugging him, and shamelessly forcing herself on him.
After that, the male lead would throw her off a bridge into the rushing water in a fit of anger, and she'd meet her end.
Now, Lu Wei looked at the stack of bills her sister was handing her. Across from them, the car window was slowly rolling down, revealing the CEO who was about to "take her breath away"...
Lu Wei: Run! Hurry up and run! What are you waiting for?!
The first step in Lu Wei's return to a normal life was to get rid of her eye-searing punk hairstyle and clothes.
As for the punk boyfriend who came running to find her, she might as well deal with both problems at once.
But when her boyfriend showed up with soft black hair, looking like a different person, and started talking eloquently...
Lu Wei: Uh, kid, what did you say your name was? Wait... Aren't you the puppy-like third male lead who always follows the heroine around calling her "Sis" in the novel?
If she remembered correctly, the third male lead wasn't just a lovesick puppy. He was also a master of snappy comebacks! He hated the heroine's disposable little sister most of all, and would drag her up from the grave every now and then just to curse her!
Lu Wei: Thanks, goodbye. Don't let the door hit you on the way out.
User guide:
1. The older sister and the boyfriend will have no romantic entanglements, neither in the novel nor in real life.
2. The domineering CEO really is domineering, and truly detestable. He probably won't end up with the older sister.
3. The heroine is cute, sweet, clever, kind, sensible, and beautiful. I won't allow anyone to dislike her!
4. The ending stays the same: one-on-one romance, happy ending.
Theme: Not only do I save my sister, I also take care of my own lifelong happiness.