Before bed, Bai Yanran read half of a ridiculous cultivation novel.
She was stunned by the green-tea heroine who got caught in romantic showdowns every day, ran into exes she'd dumped every few steps, and still kept flirting with men.
When she woke up, she'd unfortunately become that heroine.
Bai Yanran struggled to navigate one romantic showdown after another, near tears. She felt like every one of her exes was either a lovesick psycho or a total creep.
Her physical safety was hanging by a thread.
Then, just when she thought there was no way out, she unexpectedly found a name carved deep into the headboard, as if it belonged to the person she loved most.
What a shock: turns out this book actually has a male lead.
Bai Yanran cried tears of joy. She was saved!
Her beloved was beautiful, strong, and tragic. No one dared mess with him, so he had to be the male lead.
Even though he was extremely hard to deal with, Bai Yanran decided to face the challenge and follow him through the plot, hoping to level up and grow stronger as soon as possible and escape the danger of the romantic showdowns!
As for falling for him, that was never part of the plan.
But on the very night she got together with her beloved, she learned what happened in the second half of the book.
-It was actually a stock-picking romance.
-The man she'd thought was the male lead wasn't the male lead at all. He was the person the original owner had failed to seduce, her lifelong humiliation, and the final boss who killed her seven times on the bad ending route.
The greatest danger had been right beside her all along!
Bai Yanran was horrified. She packed her things and ran away in the middle of the night.
The male lead's perspective:
The day Bai Yanran ran away, Mo Chongyuan gave himself a serious talking-to.
He admitted that at first he'd been a little cold, a little unlikeable, a little too prejudiced, and a little bit of a jerk (?).
But he hadn't expected that she liked playing the groveling-for-forgiveness game.
What could he do? He'd just have to indulge her.
Bai Yanran: Stay away from me!!!
One-line summary: What did I do wrong to deserve wanting a one-on-one romance in a stock-picking story?
The blurb came from the author letting loose and chatting with a friend about the silly, cliche transmigration-into-a-book story she wanted to read...
Ridiculously silly, ridiculously trashy, and ridiculously fun.
There are romantic showdowns. The original heroine really is a player, and there are various dangerously charming ex-boyfriends.
The title was chosen on a whim.
Theme: We don't need to work hard or make things complicated to be silly!