Blurb:
Li Wenwen transmigrates into a book as a villain who disguises herself as a man.
Perhaps because the original character was too wicked, her father sent her to a temple to cultivate, leaving her in the care of a monk he knew.
She tries every way she can to get herself killed, hoping to return to the modern world as soon as possible.
But a handsome monk from the Western Regions wants to guide her to enlightenment. Only, the more he tries to guide her...
Li Wenwen: How did I end up in the Western Regions? What about my main plotline? What about my fiancée?
Later, he becomes a legendary master, and she establishes a Transmigrator-into-a-Book Committee (?).
Bonus scene:
Li Wenwen has always been very protective of her secret identity and has never taken it off.
One day, she goes out to eat noodles and discovers someone else who transmigrated into a book. She's delighted. Pretty girl, let's be friends!
Then she goes to have some tea and finds another person who transmigrated into a book. She's delighted again. Pretty girl, let's be friends!
After a while, she starts getting paranoid. Who else is hiding behind a secret identity? Aaah!
Content warning: The male lead is a monk. Their feelings never go beyond what is proper.
Author's note: This is my first book, and it has many shortcomings. The pacing and writing are still quite unpolished, so please bear with me. I'll keep working hard.
Theme: Transmigrating to another world and searching for a way home. An unconventional transmigration-into-a-book story and an unconventional romance.
? Check your pulse. Has the heroine fallen off her horse?
I don't know if the author can answer a few questions for me. I really don't understand. Please clarify: Travelers must kill their enemies before they can return home. Why are Li Wenwen and Song Caizi enemies of each other? Logically speaking, that prince is Li Wenwen's enemy. Why did the prince's character collapse? Was it because Song Caizi didn't let Li Wenwen kill the prince because of the plot, because of the prince, or for other reasons? Is this book and this world just a dream spun by Buddha for the ninth male protagonist? If so, the heroine is here to help the hero become a Buddha. What is the mission of other time-travelers? Why did Buddha ask the time traveler to choose between family love and murder? Does this make any sense? Does the heroine like the hero or not, or is this just her following the book to complete her time-travel mission?
I found this article by accident and found it very interesting and novel. Here I would like to mention the two points that impressed me most, one is the setting of the female protagonist and the other is the setting of the male protagonist. Let's talk about the setting of the heroine first. Nowadays, the heroines who travel through time in books, especially those who travel through time and become female supporting characters, are really diverse and have everything from vicious female supporting characters to male protagonists such as Bai Yueguang. They are all classified into their own major factions. However, the protagonist of this article directly dresses as the fiancé of the original heroine who disguises herself as a man. Hahaha... I didn't expect this kind of setting at all. This is really shocking. My wife said that I should not compare the protagonist with the original male protagonist, because there are too many plots, and I can guess what will happen next second with my eyes closed, so if I were asked to compare, it would be better to target the female protagonist and the original heroine (no). Hey, I'm not really upset, I just thought it would be quite funny as there would be a lot of comedic conflicts, but it's a bit of a pity that the original heroine and the protagonist didn't seem to have any interesting interactions, and I feel like they might just turn against each other in the future. However, this article is very short, and the plot has not been developed. What you can probably see now is just a little bit about the basic settings of the characters, and it is difficult to guess accurately. And so far, the male protagonist is the one that interests me the most! Like the heroine, he has a rare setting and is a monk... First of all, let me say that I really like stories about monks! But there are really too few romance novels with male protagonists in this setting, and I like to see one good and one evil, with conflicting positions. It is interesting that the heroine is in a different camp from the monk, such as Xiaoqing The setting of the male protagonist in this article is so exciting at the moment, as if I have dug up a treasure. Although the plot is just a prologue, the title of the article is called The Record of a Professional Villain's Disillusionment. My blind guess is that the professional villain refers to the female protagonist in the later stage, and then the villain's female protagonist is developed by the male protagonist??? Doesn't this just grow on my xp!!! Well, this is another blind guess. It may not be accurate. Maybe the development of the article may not be like this at all. In short, I am very much looking forward to the content of Mrs. Cat's follow-up articles~ Madam, you have too few words in one chapter. It is not enough to read. It would be great if there were more.
I found this article by accident and found it very interesting and novel. Here I would like to mention the two points that impressed me most, one is the setting of the female protagonist and the other is the setting of the male protagonist. Let's talk about the setting of the heroine first. Nowadays, the heroines who travel through time in books, especially those who travel through time and become female supporting characters, are really diverse and have everything from vicious female supporting characters to male protagonists such as Bai Yueguang. They are all classified into their own major factions. However, the protagonist of this article directly dresses as the fiancé of the original heroine who disguises herself as a man. Hahaha... I didn't expect this kind of setting at all. This is really shocking. My wife said that I should not compare the protagonist with the original male protagonist, because there are too many plots, and I can guess what will happen next second with my eyes closed, so if I were asked to compare, it would be better to target the female protagonist and the original heroine (no). Hey, I'm not really upset, I just thought it would be quite funny as there would be a lot of comedic conflicts, but it's a bit of a pity that the original heroine and the protagonist didn't seem to have any interesting interactions, and I feel like they might just turn against each other in the future. However, this article is very short, and the plot has not been developed. What you can probably see now is just a little bit about the basic settings of the characters, and it is difficult to guess accurately. And so far, the male protagonist is the one that interests me the most! Like the heroine, he has a rare setting and is a monk... First of all, let me say that I really like stories about monks! But there are really too few romance novels with male protagonists in this setting, and I like to see one good and one evil, with conflicting positions. It is interesting that the heroine is in a different camp from the monk, such as Xiaoqing The setting of the male protagonist in this article is so exciting at the moment, as if I have dug up a treasure. Although the plot is just a prologue, the title of the article is called The Record of a Professional Villain's Disillusionment. My blind guess is that the professional villain refers to the female protagonist in the later stage, and then the villain's female protagonist is developed by the male protagonist??? Doesn't this just grow on my xp!!! Well, this is another blind guess. It may not be accurate. Maybe the development of the article may not be like this at all. In short, I am very much looking forward to the content of Mrs. Cat's follow-up articles~ Madam, you have too few words in one chapter. It is not enough to read. It would be great if there were more.
Ah this... Is Sister Caiko offline like this? ( Shocked, I feel like I can get lunch and leave the set with the prince.
I don't know what will happen at the birthday party
The author thinks there is too little content in each chapter. I wish there was more!
????? Prince, you are so weird
If you don't kowtow to the prince, can you kowtow to Hecai Zi? It's so funny, it has a sense of comedy and conflict
The prince feels quite bored (I don't want to knock him hhh Looking forward to the Buddha