How Fortunate I Was to Meet You Before I Married

Genius physician Jiang Wanyin transmigrates into a book and becomes a brainless supporting woman, blind to the truth and scheming at every turn, all so the male and female leads can live happily ever after. Jiang Wanyin: “...What rotten luck.” Give the male lead her dowry, suffer endless indignities, and still abase herself before him? She turns around and latches onto the villain instead. Your Highness, take me with you. When you kill the male lead, I’ll hand you the knife. She meant to flirt and run, but it turns out summoning a god is easy, sending him away is hard. The villainous powerhouse is both ruthless and unhinged, and things are slipping out of control. The crown prince, cold and vicious to the world, shuts her in his bedchamber and tempts her to fall for him, step by step. “Yinyin, in life you belong to me, and in death you’ll be my ghost. You dared to tempt me, so don’t even think of running away.”