Book Transmigration: The Lucky Girl's Foil

Content warning: The heroine is extremely looks-conscious. Read with caution if that bothers you.

Yun Lan was absolutely done for.

All she'd done was complain about the heroines in contemporary-era novels: either they were born with lucky koi-like qualities and brought good fortune, or they married their ex's father, uncle, older brother, younger brother, or maternal uncle. Now, whenever she saw a novel with one of those tags, she didn't want to read it.

But all she did was complain to herself, and somehow she transmigrated into a contemporary-era novel, becoming the foil to a lucky koi heroine and a good-fortune supporting heroine.

Yun Lan's response: Keep me out of this!

Not wanting to get mixed up with lucky koi heroines or good-fortune girls, Yun Lan quickly married the soldier she'd met on a blind date. To cherish her life, she would stay far away from the heroine. All Yun Lan wanted was to love her soldier husband and be loved by him.

Content warning: The heroine's golden finger is ridiculously powerful, and this novel is extremely indulgent and satisfying. Read with caution if that bothers you.

Theme: Create the life you want with your own hands, and discover the beauty, truth, and goodness in life with your own eyes.