Yi Manman never imagined that, just because she had been too lazy to come up with a name for a female side character in her novel and used her own, she would transmigrate into a book as that doomed character.
I have no idea what to call this story. It looks like a romance, but there is no romance in the main story before it ends. The romance only appears in the extras.
The story mainly follows Yi Manman as she changes the tragic fates of the characters in the book. The protagonist is smart.
Yi Manman is the only true protagonist. Everyone else can be considered a supporting character.
The emotional storylines include, but are not limited to, mentor and disciple, and redemption. (Every pairing gets its happy ending in the extras.)
The story is complete and updates daily.
Theme: When someone has the power to change a tragedy, they should give it everything they have and turn the ending into a comedy.
Wow wow wow wow, such bad writing.
Why is it the original novel, the original male protagonist, the novel was written by Yi Manman herself, shouldn't it be the novel, the male protagonist of the novel, and the memory of the original protagonist, should be the content of the novel, right? Is it better to write this way?