Quick Transmigration: Please Don't Turn Evil

Also known as *Filling the Plot Hole, or Getting Trapped?* On JJ’s women’s fiction site, there are always authors who leave their stories unfinished, and Jiang Yurou is one of the worst offenders. She’s famous for her motto, “Digging a plot hole is fun; filling it is a nightmare.” Every heroine in her stories goes violently off the rails and turns evil, while the cannon-fodder supporting girls meet even more gruesome ends. But who could have guessed that one day she’d be sabotaged by the System she’d written herself? Jiang Yurou only wanted to fill a plot hole properly and give her heroine a happy ending. But when she transmigrated into the story, she quickly realized that something was very wrong. Not only did the System refuse to give her a protagonist’s halo, it treated her as a stand-in for one of the cannon-fodder supporting characters. She was forced into all kinds of complicated emotional entanglements, cornered by the heroine and left gasping in disarray. “Didn’t you say you were sincere about me?” The heroine propped her chin on her hand, her eyes full of challenge. “Didn’t you say you really loved me?” Jiang Yurou sniffled, desperately tugging at her shirt to keep it from falling open, feeling utterly wronged. “Then where do you think you’re going?” The heroine pressed closer, as if she were about to devour her. Jiang Yurou couldn’t help thinking, I only came here to fill a plot hole. How did it turn into a case of having to use myself to fill it? Looking at the heroine, who had gone completely mad and evil, Jiang Yurou suddenly realized she might actually be doomed to die in her own story this time. March 27, 2024, 09:50:51 Notice: This story will go VIP on Friday, June 14, 2024. The previously VIP chapters are 45–59, so please don’t buy them again if you’ve already read them. I’ll post a 10,000-word update when it goes VIP. Thank you all for your support so far. I hope you’ll continue to support the story. June 14, 2024, 11:02:26 Theme: No regrets about the past, and hope for the future.