Oops, He Found Out I'm Crazy

Blurb 1:

Ji Yin is unlucky enough to transmigrate into a badly written, unfinished, old-school domineering CEO novel. It's a classic love triangle: you love me, I love him, who does he love? She runs, he chases, they all get hit by a car, and both the male and female leads die.

In the botched ending, one lead dies and the other is injured, while the second female lead gets away with running them over. The second male lead steals the female lead's ashes and puts them in his family shrine, and the main villain disappears without a trace. It seems like the author went crazy toward the end and wrote this as an act of revenge against society.

She's decided to give the novel I Am Obsessed with My Sweet Wife, Run Again and I'll Chase You in a Ferrari a zero on Douban!

To achieve her grand ambition, Ji Yin accepts a mission. As they say, success depends on yourself. Even if she has to force things, she'll get the plot back on track.

The original novel's timid, innocent female lead lets everyone bully her. Ji Yin will turn her into a flamethrower, determined to ditch her image and have a good time first.

Bonus Scene:

Ji Yin: "She said you're not good enough for the male lead."

The innocent female lead: "I'm good enough to kill him. I'm young and beautiful. He's the one who should feel inferior."

Ji Yin: "The male lead's family is giving you five million to leave him."

The innocent female lead: "Five million is just the starting bid. I'll listen to whoever offers the most."

Ji Yin: "The other party can't accept losing and is trying to weasel out."

The innocent female lead: "Just cook dinner when you get home tonight, because you're the dish."

Ji Yin: "...Damn, I taught her too well..."

The innocent female lead gives the domineering CEO a wicked smile. Her sultry voice catches in her throat as she says, "Man, you're no different from boiling water."

The domineering CEO trembles. "Are you saying I'm a little sweet?"

The innocent female lead lifts his chin, then sneers. "You're both boiling and useless."

Blurb 2:

Pei Jian is the villain in the book. After a car accident, he often hears someone's inner thoughts, and suspects he's still suffering from the aftereffects of the crash.

When he's far from Ji Yin, her inner thoughts are often blocked by a series of symbols.

When he gets close, they become: [Broad shoulders, narrow waist, long legs. Handsome, who exactly are you? Your legs are longer than my life, and your face is pure, rugged handsomeness. Tsk, this is Pei Jian...] The man who's just been named instinctively doesn't dare move, and hears Ji Yin sigh softly.

[No. He's not a good person.] Pei Jian, who had been an exemplary child in everyone else's eyes his whole life, gets his first failing grade from Ji Yin.

Later, Pei Jian pins Ji Yin down and makes her answer whether he's a good person. Unable to escape his burning emotions, Ji Yin nods through her tears, her voice broken. "Pei Jian is a good person. He can do it."

One-on-one, both virgins. The female lead is a socialite on the outside, a shameless, eccentric lunatic on the inside x the villainous male lead is ruthless and powerful on the outside, but genuinely a good person underneath.

Content warning: It may look like a serious novel, but it really isn't. This is a chaotic work with no logic or literary pretensions, written with complete abandon.

The female lead really is a bit crazy. She offends people without hesitation, has an incredibly active inner monologue, and doesn't hold back much when she speaks. If that's not for you, please read with caution.

Blurb edited on June 13, 2025.

New upcoming modern romance, marriage first, love later: Don't Let the Rain Fall on Jin Zhi. Welcome to my author page to check it out. Here's the blurb:

Straightforward female lead x sharp-tongued male lead

Wan Jinzhi is summoned back to the city by her unreliable father to marry someone. She doesn't know what he looks like, what family he's from, or even his name. But her father says, "Marry him," so she's going to marry him no matter what. To preserve her grandfather's life's work, Wan Jinzhi is willing to marry.

When the two families meet for a meal, the man's voice arrives before he does: cool and detached, with a tongue sharp enough to kill.

"Nowadays, you don't even need to tell the people involved when they get married. I guess we won't need to notify you when it's your funeral, either."

"So what if you're my father? Don't you have to act like a grandson and listen to me at the company?"

"Eat by yourselves. You can get married by yourselves too. I'm not interested."

Their first meeting never happens. At their second meeting, Wan Jinzhi has just returned to the Wan family and plays the part of a gentle heiress, smiling throughout, while Cheng Yao sits across from her with a dark expression, silently playing along.

They meet for the third time at the civil affairs bureau to register their marriage. Cheng Yao warns her harshly, but Wan Jinzhi only cares that she gets to choose which side of her face goes on the marriage certificate. When Cheng Yao arrogantly tells her not to fall in love with him, she takes the certificate and replies with a faint smile:

"Whoever falls in love is the loser."

Theme: Break through your limits and find your own value in life