After I Transmigrated into a Book, My Child Latched Onto the Villain

Mu Kexin woke up to find that she had transmigrated into a book, specifically the novel The CEO’s Over-the-Top Love for His Darling Wife, Chu. She had just finished reading it the day before. And damn it, she wasn’t the heroine. She was the doomed, vicious female cannon fodder!

To change her fate as cannon fodder, she had no choice but to hurry off with her child, hoping only to live a peaceful life from then on.

But why was the plot getting more and more out of hand? Everyone kept getting tangled up with her, a minor cannon-fodder character.

Wasn’t the original male lead supposed to hate her? So why did he end up saying he’d marry no one but her, even if it meant growing old alone?

Wasn’t the original heroine supposed to be a sweet, innocent little bunny? How had she turned into an invincible scheming green-tea white lotus?

Wasn’t the original second male lead trying to kill her? Why was he now saying he wanted to be her guardian knight? When did this book turn into a fantasy romance?

And why had her own little one latched onto the original story’s big villain, saying, “I’ll find my own stepdad. I won’t cause Mama any trouble!”

Mu Kexin’s mouth twitched. “Well, thank you so much!”

The original story’s big villain said, “Kexin, let’s get married! I’m totally fine with a marriage of convenience!”

The entire book is free. It’s set in a fictional world, so don’t overthink the details. Sweet romance, no angst.