The Tragic Novel’s Heroine Lies Flat in the Villain’s Arms

【Diligent, money-making heroine vs. Sick male lead hiding behind a gentlemanly mask】 Sang Yin transmigrates into a book. And not just any book: she’s become the saintly heroine of a body-and-soul-torturing substitute romance, who eventually forgives everyone. Once, she was the Empire’s “supercomputer,” capable of calculating anything without a single mistake. She believes her gift for divination gives her countless ways to turn her fate around. But whenever she needs to put on a dramatic show of deep devotion, Tan Lici always appears at her side, seemingly playing the gentle second male lead, though his real identity is the story’s ultimate villain. He always knows exactly what she needs, displaying his tool-like usefulness at just the right moment. Tan Lici is famous in their circle as a man with one foot in the grave. Rumor has it that he’s cold, sinister, ruthless, and unpredictable. Yet whenever Sang Yin runs into him, he’s gentle, refined, and considerate. That is, until night falls. He bends over and draws her into his arms, his handsome, pale face marked by the faintest smile. “Yinyin, welcome to my world.” Shedding every disguise, the evil dragon bares its sharp fangs... One-on-one romance, mysticism + transmigrate into a book + comedy. The mysticism elements include many original liberties.