I Transmigrated Into a Book to Save the Actress, Only to Discover I Was the Villain

Synopsis: Wen Liuguang transmigrates into a book. When she sees a face in the mirror identical to the scum male lead in the novel, she is so frightened that she bursts into tears.

In the original novel, the scum male lead forcefully takes the delicate beauty Liu Zhishuang and torments her until she would rather be dead.

After Liu Zhishuang turns dark and becomes a major player in the entertainment industry, she begins her ruthless revenge. The scum male lead dies in a mysterious car accident, his body left unrecognizable, and his family meets with utter ruin.

But Wen Liuguang isn't the scum male lead. She's his twin sister.

To keep her family from going bankrupt, Wen Liuguang resolutely decides to become a sweeper on Liu Zhishuang's path forward, clearing away every obstacle in her way. No, wait, she'll be Liu Zhishuang's little sun, driving away every storm cloud.

She rushes into the hotel where the accident happened that year and kicks her twin sister in her pert backside. Then she tries to scoop up the delicate beauty Liu Zhishuang and rescue her.

Unexpectedly, the moment Liu Zhishuang sees her, she smashes a wine bottle and thrusts the broken half straight at Wen Liuguang's heart.

Wen Liuguang: Mom, I'm seeing a red fountain.

With her last ounce of strength before collapsing, Wen Liuguang points at Liu Zhishuang and tells the bodyguards rushing in, "Don't hurt her. We're playing a game. You wouldn't understand."

What? You say Liu Zhishuang is icy and heartless, a woman who tried to kill her?

Wen Liuguang declares passionately: No! She's my sweet treat, the apple of my eye!

When Liu Zhishuang is provoked by a nobody, Wen Liuguang dashes forward to protect her. Her mouth rattles on and nobody can outtalk her;

When Liu Zhishuang wants to visit her family back home, Wen Liuguang carries bags and runs around after her, winning Grandma Liu over until she treats Wen Liuguang more like a granddaughter than her own;

When Liu Zhishuang wants to make a movie, Wen Liuguang throws her money around, buys her way onto the production, and watches over her the whole time;

And so the heart of the woman as cold as ice melts into spring water.

But later, Wen Liuguang discovers that Liu Zhishuang's tragic fate in her previous life was all her doing. She was the one who ruined Liu Zhishuang.

To protect Liu Zhishuang, she deliberately keeps her distance and shuts herself away in a hospital, not seeing her for half a year.

At the awards ceremony, on the night she is crowned queen, Liu Zhishuang is dressed in finery, holding a golden trophy, looking breathtakingly beautiful.

Standing onstage, she looks around in confusion, but never sees her lover.

It is only when news of Wen Liuguang's death arrives that the newly crowned Best Actress breaks down in tears, utterly devastated.

Five years later, Liu Zhishuang visits a hospital to experience a role and never expects to meet her "dead" lover there.

Their eyes meet. Liu Zhishuang's eyes turn red, and so do Wen Liuguang's.

But one is angry, while the other is frightened.

Ding! Your groveling-to-win-her-back arc has arrived. Please sign for it.

Wen Liuguang: What pose should I strike when I kneel and beg for forgiveness to look most impressive? This is urgent!

Timid, sweet, loyal puppy-like top student pursuer x cold, fiery-tempered Best Actress pursued

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She's Enchanting and Bewitching

My dearest Qichi, I cannot be your auntie, life mentor, artistic muse, most hated enemy, and sexiest lover all at once, though somehow I already am. - Qu Lingyun

1. When Huo Qichi was six, she suffered abuse at the orphanage. She was lucky to be adopted by the Huo family, a family of directors, and became a much-admired third-generation star.

But the person who raised her wasn't her adoptive mother, but her adoptive mother's first love: the songstress and screen legend Qu Lingyun.

At eighteen, Huo Qichi was a shining star with a boundless future.

No one knew that every night she knelt beneath the skirt of the woman no one in the entertainment industry could ever dare desire, making her bloom and sweetening her with kisses. Her pale eyes brimmed with an almost sickening willingness.

That moon, hanging alone in the distant sky, was being scorched by her fiery warmth until it grew hot and melted into moonlight that flowed across her palms.

"Auntie Yun, do you really love me?"

The woman's body was as passionate as a blooming white rose, but her eyes held a careless smile, thin as ice.

"No. I love your mother."

Huo Qichi smiled and kissed her even more deeply. "You're lying. If you really loved her, you would have accepted her proposal long ago."

But she hadn't realized Qu Lingyun wasn't talking about her adoptive mother, but her birth mother, who had died long ago.

At nineteen, Huo Qichi was mired in scandal and abandoned by everyone.

News of her infatuation with Qu Lingyun broke, and countless people cursed her for being perverse and lusting after an elder. To quell the public outcry, she was sent to Los Angeles, supposedly to study abroad, but really to be exiled. Meanwhile, her beloved Qu Lingyun wore an engagement ring that belonged to someone else.

In a hellish Los Angeles, she met Shalun's red rose: Weida, a professor in the film directing department.

Weida looked remarkably like Qu Lingyun, but her conduct was entirely different. People said Huo Qichi was finding a substitute in LA, a case of "Wanwan resembling her beloved." Huo Qichi scoffed. She would never look for a replacement like Qu Lingyun.

Weida taught her filmmaking and how to conduct herself. When Huo Qichi was at her lowest, Weida bet her entire fortune on her.

Weida was like Los Angeles itself: prosperous and lively, a place that filled the heart with yearning. For all her notoriety, she was truly someone Huo Qichi could entrust her life to: a confidante, a career partner, and a soulmate.

At twenty-two, with Weida's help, Huo Qichi won the first directing award of her life.

That night, she confessed to Weida: "You're the best woman in the world to me, a thousand times better than Qu Lingyun."

The woman, usually so skilled at flirting, went limp in her hands.

As her robe fell open, Huo Qichi saw the cinnabar mole on the woman's chest and froze.

"Why do you have a cinnabar mole on your chest that's exactly like Qu Lingyun's?"

2. Qu Lingyun told an enormous lie.

She defied all convention, traveling back and forth to Los Angeles countless times in disguise as Weida, a professor in the film directing department, all for the girl she loved.

Now she faced the greatest crisis of her life: how could she endure Qichi's advances as Weida while Qichi despised Qu Lingyun?

She could fake everything else, but how could she fake her body's reactions? The moment Qichi touched her, she would lose control and give herself away.

On the surface, a proud, narcissistic, self-adoring younger woman, but at her core, steady and ambitious.

On the surface, a cool, elegant moon in the sky, but at her core, alluring and bewitching, a master of deception. Older woman.

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