Transmigrate into a Book: I Become the First Love of the Senior Sister in a Male-Oriented Novel

After transmigrating into a book, Ji Qingling looked at the filthy male lead before her and fell into thought. In the original story, the male lead, Lin Yi, lost both parents as a child and swore to cultivate hard so he could avenge their deaths. He later met the heroine at Xiuyun Sect. She gave him resources in their everyday life, then took a blade for him in a secret realm and fell into a deep sleep. Only after the male lead ascended to godhood was he able to wake her. She was a classic sacrificial heroine: after making her sacrifice, she lay dormant until the very end, when the male lead, now a god, woke her. She had pitifully little to do in the story. The reason for this setup? The author didn’t know how to write romance. After recalling the plot, Ji Qingling gave a small shake of her head. Heroines in male-oriented novels had it way too dangerous. Whoever wanted to be that sleeping beauty could have the job. Rather than be sacrificed, she’d rather be an angel investor. She knew the plot, after all. Every investment would be a sure thing, guaranteeing a profit, and she could coast safely to the ending. What could be better? Ji Qingling nodded in satisfaction. Yep, she’d invested in pretty much every powerful character she could remember. It was all set. She was in the clear. She could already see a wonderful life beckoning. Everyone around her was clamoring to repay her kindness. Only Lin Yi clenched his fists. He could understand the men, but why were the women saying they wanted to give themselves to her, too?