On her hundredth transmigration into a book, Lin Yan finds herself inside a fantasy novel. The hero and heroine are sweetly in love throughout, until the hero runs the heroine through the heart with his sword in the ending.
Lin Yan wipes away a bead of sweat. "Good thing I'm just a cannon-fodder maid. Wait, could this mission be to save the heroine?!"
Book God: "Xiao Yanyan, with your hundred transmigrations under your belt, you really are impressive. Keep it up! I believe in you~"
Lin Yan: ...
And so Lin Yan, a minor supporting character, begins her grand plan to break up the main couple. But
Heroine: "He's the only one I love. Please stop trying to talk me out of it, okay?"
Hero: "You'd better know your place, or I'll feed you to my sword!"
Devoted Second Male Lead: "They are made for each other. I can only wish them well."
Lin Yan: Wait, are you sure you're really the devoted second male lead?!
Though her prospects look bleak, Lin Yan keeps fighting on the front line, trying to split up the hero and heroine.
Until
She pushes the devoted second male lead down.
Wait! This isn't how the plot is supposed to go!
Lin Yan: "Lord Book God, did you set me up?!"
Book God: "Xiao Yanyan, isn't this what you've been longing for every day?"
Lin Yan: No! Men will only get in the way of me hitting my KPIs. I'm a career woman through and through!
Later.
Devoted Second Male Lead: "Why didn't you answer me when you woke up?"
Lin Yan shrinks back a little. "I only dozed off for a bit..."
He gazes at her tenderly. "You've been asleep for an entire hour~"
But when the progress bar passes the halfway point and Lin Yan loses her God's-eye view, the story takes a shocking turn.
She always thought her mission was to save the heroine.
But after traveling through five kingdoms and facing the expectant gazes of everyone around her,
she finally understands what her true mission is.
Lin Yan: I think I may have taken this role a little too far. Uh...
* An energetic, flirty heroine x a gentle, restrained hero. A very long will-they-won't-they, then lots of sweetness. A one-on-one romance with mutual devotion: sweet but not cloying, angsty but not heartbreaking.
* Part of a series. Not a power fantasy, and not a story about a dominant heroine. A slow-burn coming-of-age story with a love for women and an ensemble cast. No vile male or female rivals; the characters serve the plot. A touch of fantasy, a lighthearted tone, and plenty of clues and twists.
Theme: No matter how fate treats you, always hold your head high and keep moving forward.
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The plot is very exciting. I feel that there is a lot of effective content after following it. I look forward to the follow-up plot.