The Heiress's Wild Antics After Falling for the Male Lead After Transmigrating Into a Book

My ongoing novel, "A Dream in the Mortal World," needs your support and favorites~

Blurb:

Xin Jiran is a wealthy heiress everyone fawns over. She's rich and beautiful, and best at making people jealous. One day, she transmigrates into a book: a coming-of-age romance novel she hates, where she becomes a background character who appears only once at the end as the male lead's wife. But she is in the same class as the male and female leads? And she keeps getting caught in the crossfire for no reason. In the novel, she only saw the heroine nearly get hit by a basketball and be rescued. It never said the ball would get deflected and come flying straight at her...

After learning she can't return to the real world, Xin Jiran lets loose completely:

Girls' clubs? That's old news to her.

The second male lead picks on her? She'll get her father to cut off his credit card behind his back. Let's see how he acts tough then.

Creeps and scumbags? They clearly have no idea what money can do. She can solve their problems in no time by throwing cash at them.

Cold, aloof male lead vs. alluring, bewitching female lead

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New ongoing novel: "A Dream in the Mortal World"

When her grandmother passes away, Hua Qiqi inherits a shop. But it's in an abandoned, haunted town, and the old place is dilapidated and falling apart.

The shop, called "A Dream in the Mortal World," makes a business of creating dreams for people. Now the new Dream Master, she decides to start livestreaming to make money in this godforsaken place.

And so, customers flock to the Dream Live Room.

Among them are a serial killer who turns himself in, a fan girl who dreams of dating her idol, and people who dream of traveling through space or gaining superpowers.

There are regrets over being unable to reunite with family after an earthquake, and a dementia patient who returns to the battlefield to see old friends again...

Want a good dream? I can make it come true for you.

Theme: Love should help both people become better versions of themselves, not make them give everything up and become hopelessly love-struck.