After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Was in the Next Chapter

Chu Weiwei insisted on writing a tragedy, refusing to believe it couldn't be done.

After accidentally killing someone in an act of excessive self-defense, she finally realized she'd transmigrated into the tragedy she'd written, becoming its tragic heroine, Chu Weiwei.

She was in the second installment, with the story nearing its end.

Then she unexpectedly got in touch with Bai Cong from the first installment. To entice him into helping her rewrite the plot, she started flirting with him.

Bai Cong from the first installment paid her no mind, but after being provoked by her, Bai Cong from the second installment began to take notice.

At first, Bai Cong acted like he had standards and wouldn't settle for less. His gaze was cool and his tone mocking. "You think I'm so desperate I'll take anyone?"

Later, he caught her taking a call from Bai Cong of the first installment and cornered her beside the vanity. "Delete that wild man's number."

Chu Weiwei liked quiet and was used to living alone. On their wedding night, she locked Bai Cong out of the room, then asked him the next day if they could sleep separately.

Bai Cong casually gave her two words: "Beg me."

Then, while she was distracted, he lowered his head and stole her first kiss.

She suggested they get divorced, hoping to resolve the crisis that way. He told her that even if she died, she'd still be a ghost of the Bai family.

The tragedy happened again. She fled without looking back and joined forces with Bai Cong from the first installment to change the plot. She thought she had escaped, but after being reborn, the story veered further and further off course, and she couldn't break free.

Running away grew exhausting. She kept asking him for a divorce, hoping to bring things to an end. But she realized she couldn't leave him. She wanted to stay by his side.

After disaster struck, Bai Cong, now blind, found her and handed her divorce papers. "You're free."

Theme: Be a person with warmth.