Ye Si is transmigrated into the female lead's role as a stand-in in an old-school tragic romance.
According to the script, she is supposed to endure three hundred chapters of being treated as a substitute for Wanwan; five hundred chapters of him chasing her as she runs, with nowhere to escape; and, in the final chapter, forgive everything because of the tears the male lead sheds, ending happily ever after.
Her eyelid twitched. Ye Si calmly closed the book on the plot and took a deep breath.
Maybe she didn't know who the target audience was, but she knew she was the one being victimized.
Fine. No one gets to live.
When the male lead's friend tries to help him cultivate his devoted-lover image in front of her, saying, "I've never seen my buddy treat a girl this well before."
She gives a cold laugh. "If you have an eye problem, the specialist at the Medical Valley next door can see you for thirty spirit stones."
When the male lead's mother sets down her teacup with an air of superiority and says arrogantly, "Someone of your background could never enter the Murong household, and you're not worthy of my son..."
She cuts off the spell she's casting. "You know how things work around here, right? Five million, and I'm gone."
When the male lead's first love returns, everyone waits to see her make a fool of herself, to watch her weep and wail in misery.
Instead, she rushes forward. "Three years through wind and rain, three years of love. How about you stay by my side?"
Then the first love in front of her lets out a low laugh. "Sure."
Her brain crashes. She looks at the first love she just groped from head to toe, then at the male lead.
"Wait, bro, your first love is a guy?"
[Reading Guide]
1. Both leads are each other's only partners, happy ending.
2. The female lead follows a goofy leveling-up story, while the male lead is all about tragic, passionate romance.
3. The female lead will not be put through angst!
Blurb written on March 17, 2023, revised September 22, revised again November 3, and revised once more November 7. The blurb may still be edited.
Theme: Your fate is in your own hands
