A Writer’s Notes on Transmigrating into a Book

[Important: The protagonist grows over time, and her characterization changes significantly. If you don't like her early characterization, you can drop the novel or skip ahead to Chapter 17.] Zhuhua is a biased author of a groveling-ex-wife romance novel. Her heroine has nothing going for her but her beauty. Her hero has everything going for him except that he's a massive jerk. After the heroine fakes her death, the hero comes to his senses. After crying, making a scene, and threatening to hang himself, he and the heroine move on to a happy ending. Zhuhua says, "My boy is so devoted. I've written a beautiful love story! Even if the hero treats the poor heroine horribly, he's still the best!" Then Zhuhua transmigrates into the groveling-ex-wife novel she wrote. Still wearing the thickest pair of rose-colored glasses, she treats the hero like her most precious treasure. In the end, she dies at the hero's hands. Zhuhua: "..." The hero: "What goes around comes around. I'm your comeuppance." * If she could start over, Zhuhua would change the one-sentence summary of her groveling-ex-wife novel from "The heroine and hero will be together forever" to "The heroine and hero are never allowed to be together." * [Reading Guide] 1. Two female leads. They end up happily single. The original male lead doesn't get much page time overall. 2. The main cast isn't perfect. 3. No need to announce if you're dropping the novel. Hope you find something you enjoy. Theme: It's better to love yourself before loving someone else