Whose Substitute Am I, Anyway?

Qing Qian transmigrated into a book, but her body rejected the new world, and she fell ill. Her condition was severe and complicated, with symptoms including cognitive impairment, delusions, and amnesia.

Specifically, she mistook the abstinent, cold, and unfamiliar “him” for the lover she had known and loved for years; the violent, heartless “him” for a pure-hearted romantic interest; and the wild, flamboyant “him” for someone she wanted to seduce.

Even when ill, she was still herself, distant and cool, showing a different side only in front of “him.”

If anyone else behaved strangely in front of these ruthless, cold-blooded men, they would have been killed.

But she was Qing Qian, their unattainable muse, the one they did not even dare speak of.

All they could do was feel flattered and carefully keep her company, play along, and silently beg her to stay by their side a little longer.

Unfortunately, her episodes did not last long. Once she came to her senses, she forgot everything about them and walked past them again without so much as a glance.

Would they blame her?

Of course not.

They only wanted to know who she thought they were when she was having an episode.

As she looked at them and smiled, as she held them close, who was the person in her heart?

They would make him disappear and take his place.

Theme: Love is fierce