Transmigrate into a Book: The Tool-Woman in the Seventies, Yet Everyone’s Favorite

[Not a female-lead power fantasy] [A hodgepodge of transmigration-into-a-book stories] [Mary Sue, everyone’s favorite] [Everyone has a one-sided crush]

Just as Li Yunzhao was about to reach the pinnacle of her life, she transmigrated and became a poor girl with a weak constitution. Her vitality was as tenacious as a weed, but she could start coughing up blood at any moment.

To make matters worse, she was bound to an unreliable beginner System. In this world formed by the fusion of n locked period dramas, she had to complete the System’s missions and move the plot forward to regain her health and live to a ripe old age.

As someone who valued her life, Li Yunzhao had no choice but to diligently play the role of a supporting female character, showing up wherever she was needed.

Survival was hard. She was busy completing missions to stay alive, yet admirers kept appearing one after another, much to her dismay. The handsome men included, but were not limited to: the aloof top student in her class; a down-and-out educated youth and an unrelated cousin she met in the countryside; and, after returning to the city, her employer’s unruly youngest son...

As an ordinary, unremarkable poor girl whose only decent feature was her face, Li Yunzhao still inevitably fell in love when faced with a whole crowd of handsome men pursuing her passionately.

What? You say she’s actually a shameless liar, a peerless scumbag who takes your money, then steals your heart and your body?! Li Yunzhao denies all of it.

The money was a voluntary gift, and the breakup money was forced on her by his elders. The relationship was consensual, and the breakup was against her will. She was merely the one being pursued, and she wasn’t the one trying to marry up.

(PS: 1. The female lead is imperfect. Readers with high moral standards for female protagonists should proceed with caution. 2. She will fall in love, but she will always love herself most.)