Liu Qingqing is a young white-collar worker in Seiya in the 21st century. He has excellent academic performance in school and excellent performance in work. He is 25 years old and his hobby is being a foodie and bookworm. "Oh... That's it? This heroine is too much of a virgin bitch! It's a pity that the strongest heroine failed to fight her in the end..." Liu Qingqing watched the finale where the hero and heroine fell in love with each other after countless cannon fodder sacrifices, and couldn't help but feel sorry for the vicious supporting actress Feng Qianqian...
"!!! What's going on! Where is this? The next day" Liu Qingqing woke up and found herself at an altar, covered in blood, with many of the same women lying next to her. Also, why does this scene look familiar? Isn't this the plot of "The Long Journey to Chasing My Wife" that I just finished reading? Is she wearing a book?
And she is the cannon fodder female supporting character Liu Meima who died in the first episode? No, in order to survive and find a way to return to Seiya in the 21st century, and also for the second female lead she loves not to have such a tragic ending, she must strengthen herself!
But on her road to self-improvement, why did she feel that the male protagonist's eyes were getting more and more strange when he looked at her, and there was still a hint of doting in the deep...
Intent: A history of struggle and self-improvement, slowly becoming possible from the impossible