Ning An transmigrates into a book, becoming the vicious supporting female character who tries to frame the heroine, only to be violated by a villain herself.
She is also the male lead's cousin: the elegant, gentle second male lead who was betrothed to the heroine long ago!
Of course, she's only his cousin in name.
The "plan to avoid losing my virtue" is imminent.
But she'd only read the book's blurb. Was the starting difficulty really this high? Couldn't she at least have read the whole thing!
The heroine doesn't want to marry the second male lead. The second male lead can't fight, yet is covered in blood in the dead of night. Rumors in the capital say that the wicked cousin is seducing her cousin...
She's only a fake young lady living under someone else's roof, yet she keeps getting hunted by mysterious people...
This cousin looks so frail and scholarly, but he actually wants her to stand in for the heroine. Not as a romantic substitute, though, but as a decoy to help the heroine evade her pursuers.
Help me!
Cousin, no thanks!
A fragile orchid, two girls born with unusual blood, seventy-six golden Buddhas, and three generations of martial artists vying for the Golden Thread Divine Art.
A male lead who seems refined and courteous but is actually scheming and sharp-tongued vs. a heroine who seems gentle and humble but has an awful lot to say in her head.
One-on-one romance, happy ending.
A beginner's first steps: romance with a tiny bit of martial arts (?). Neither entirely plot-driven nor entirely romance-driven. Slow-paced, not a wish-fulfillment story.
Writing whenever the mood strikes.
Theme: Don't go looking for shelter from the rain in a dodgy shop.
