I Transmigrated into a World of Idiots and Became a Genius

Jiang Lanlan is a silly beauty in a novel, the quintessential ditzy beauty who has nothing going for her except her looks.

All because of this scene:

"After explaining the problem for the twentieth time, the male lead, Huo, was sure Lanlan had finally understood. He looked up at her eagerly, only to see her biting the end of her pen, her face full of distress.

'I... still don't get it.'

Huo looked at her helplessly, then smiled indulgently. 'You little dummy.'"

All for that one line, "You little dummy!" She really did study the problem twenty times, and the worst part was that she still couldn't figure it out... Does anyone understand the despair of a struggling student?

Every day, Jiang Lanlan breaks down over one test paper after another, then picks up the scattered pieces of her brain, carefully puts them back together, and breaks down all over again. Day after day, she's got no time to fall in love with the male lead. After enduring all that torment, her brain finally turns to mush (strike that), and she finally... goes dark.

Jiang Lanlan hates the author who wrote her. She curses them every day, and every day she asks the same soul-searching question: Why didn't the author write a strong female lead story? Why did they write a silly, sweet romance about a girl with her head in the clouds?

But Jiang Lanlan's character profile also comes with a golden finger: a talent for making bad things happen just by saying them.

After suffering one small bout of bad luck every day and one major bout every week, the author finally breaks down and asks, "What do you want? I'll give you whatever you want, okay? I really can't keep stepping in dog poop every time I leave the house!"

Jiang Lanlan: Fine. Write a novel where a ten-year-old who can do addition and subtraction within ten is a prodigy, a fifteen-year-old who has memorized the multiplication table is a genius, and a high schooler who can solve the chicken-and-rabbit problem can get into Tsinghua or Peking University! Most importantly, make me the heroine and give me a career-focused plot.

Under the threat of her ill-wishing, the author had no choice but to work overtime and write a novel.

I Transmigrated into a World of Fools and Became a Genius.

But when Jiang Lanlan transmigrates, she discovers that this world of fools isn't so simple after all.

What do you mean, anyone who's not a fool gets taken away?!

A heroine who's a little smarter than the fools around her but has to work hard to pretend she's a real fool VS an exceptionally clever male lead who's driven mad by a crowd of fools early on, then forced by the heroine to get along with them.

Note:

The heroine isn't stupid. She's just bad at math! TAT

This probably isn't a sweet campus romance. It's more like a campus survival story?

The world has a somewhat complex background, so readers can make reasonable deductions based on the clues.

The style is goofy, so don't worry about the author's mental state. This is just the result of being driven crazy by knowledge.

Theme: The weak complain about their environment, while the strong change it.