Everyone Dotes on Her, Yet She Worries Like a Mom

Who has it worse than Han Xiaojun? Other people transmigrate into books as the heroine, but she ends up as the vicious female supporting character. Not exactly an unusual role, either. The problem is, this vicious supporting character dies before the third episode is over. Others painstakingly plot to escape their fate, but Han Xiaojun has to figure out how to survive those first three episodes as soon as she arrives. There's no time to plan ahead; she can only improvise. Like an old nanny, she worries not only about her own life, but also about her mother, who dotes on her, and her two older sisters. On top of that, she has to make her way in show business and protect her lazy retirement. Jiang Yi: Han Xiaojun, remember this. I've let you go once. I will never let you go a second time. Shu Baining: Childhood sweethearts can stay together until the end, right? Si Quan: I don't want to talk to my sister only over the phone. I want to stay by her side and look after her. Su Chen: Then I'll punish you by making you my cat's litter scooper for the rest of your life. Author: This book's logic isn't particularly rigorous. If that's not your thing, please don't read it.