The Real Heiress Has Her Heart Set on Me (Transmigrate into a Book)

Completed works in the author's collection:

"The Abused Novel's Heroine Keeps Taking Me Away (Quick Transmigration)"; "The Villainess Is Cruel and Affectionate (Quick Transmigration)"; "My Golden Finger Is a Crown of Lilies (Quick Transmigration)"; "I Always Feel Like My Life Is in Danger (Transmigrate into a Book)"; "Pretending to Be Rivals (Showbiz)"; "The Green Tea's Target Is Her Senior"; "My Rival in Love Is as Beautiful as a Fairy"; "Isn't It Only Natural for a Villainess to Bully the Heroine?"; "The Big Shot Keeps Showing Up Uninvited (Quick Transmigration)"; "A Battlefield with My Split-Personality Wife (Quick Transmigration)"; "My Backer Keeps Forcing Me into a Relationship (Quick Transmigration)". Feel free to read these first.

One day, Qian Yirong transmigrates into a book, becoming the fake heiress in a story about a real and fake heiress. She's a cannon-fodder character who gets written out after three chapters. Having discovered she can't return to her own world just yet, Qian Yirong can only keep her head down and stay alive, then figure out how to get home.

Her cheap little sister, the real heiress and heroine of the story, is destined for a passionate, heartbreaking romance with the male lead. After misunderstandings, hurt, separation, reunion, and more, she'll get her happy ending with him.

All Qian Yirong has to do is survive the entire plot and hope that once it ends, she can leave the novel and go home.

But after she safely makes it through the scene where she was supposed to be written out, the plot runs wildly off course. The heroine, who should be a kind and delicate little flower, is acting very strangely, and all the scenes that were supposed to happen between her and the male lead somehow land on Qian Yirong instead.

The more she goes through with the heroine, the less she can remain an outsider. No, she can't. She mustn't get attached. She has to go home.

Coming soon: "I'm a Slacker, Not a Good-for-Nothing"

In her last life, Jian Xin worked herself to the bone. After finally buying her dream home outright, she died from overwork in her office. She never expected to get another chance at life, with the family she'd always dreamed of and enough family wealth to lie flat forever. Why keep working so hard? Of course she'd take it easy.

But the way she refuses to work toward anything drives one of her childhood friends crazy. How can someone so young just coast through life? She should get out there and work hard!

No matter what she tries, she can't get her laid-back childhood friend fired up. So she has to get her own act together, so that one day she can be someone her friend can rely on. Jian Xin, meanwhile, is quite happy to have one more person to lean on.

That is, until her childhood friend is schemed against by her family and outsiders. At the crucial moment, Jian Xin steps in and solves her friend's problem. Faced with her friend's astonished gaze, Jian Xin scratches her head. Sure, she's a bit of a slacker, but that doesn't mean she's useless.

Coming soon, Book Two: "The Unlucky Passerby Wants Some Good Luck (Quick Transmigration)"

Yu Huan has been unlucky since childhood, the sort of person who chokes on water. Winning a prize is completely out of the question. Then a System comes to her, and Yu Huan learns that she's so unlucky because her good karma was borrowed in advance. That's why she's been unlucky all along.

Now the System offers her a chance to earn good karma. She just needs to enter small worlds and complete a few simple passerby-A tasks to earn some. Little by little, once she has earned enough, the rest of her life will go smoothly.

Yu Huan has had enough of instant noodles with no seasoning packet, so she readily agrees. It's just that the System didn't tell her that her bad luck would follow her into the small worlds.

Scene One:

Yu Huan barely manages to get into a banquet. She's mooching food and drinks by the table when, thirsty, she absentmindedly picks up a glass and drinks the wine inside.

Heroine: That's mine. Oh well, I hadn't had any anyway.

Yu Huan: What? You mean I just drank the wine that was drugged?

Scene Two:

Amid the chaos, Yu Huan is hiding in a safe corner when she suddenly stumbles, and a sharp pain shoots through her shoulder.

Heroine: So my junior sister is the only one who's ever truly cared about me.

Yu Huan: ??? Yu Huan, who somehow took a hidden weapon for the heroine, looks completely baffled.

Scene Three:

Yu Huan is walking along when a basketball suddenly smacks her, leaving stars in her eyes. After she comes around, she realizes she's sprawled on top of someone.

Heroine: Thanks for taking that basketball for me, classmate. Are you okay?

Yu Huan: ??? When was I supposed to take a basketball for you?

Core message: Hold on to your convictions