The Supporting Heroine's Guide to Surviving After Transmigrating into a Book

Zhao Xilin was hit with the worst double whammy in transmigration-into-a-book history: first, she transmigrated into a melodramatic novel as the pathetic third male lead who gets his kidney stolen and legs broken at the end; second, she was forced to bind herself to the “Good Citizen System,” where failure meant an eternity of reincarnation as a pauper!

Zhao Xilin: “!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”

Staring at her reflection in the mirror, dressed as a man, she gripped the Good Citizen Training Manual and pondered how to make the heroine, who was hopelessly addicted to toxic romance, understand:

Men may leave, but a degree from a top university won’t!

Tears dry, but SCI papers live forever!

And so campus life took a sudden turn: when the heroine received a love letter, Zhao Xilin shoved a set of exam-prep books at her; when the second male lead confessed in the rain, she handed him an umbrella and earnestly declared, “You’ll catch a cold in the rain. Finish memorizing the Wang Houxiong study guide before you start dating!”

In the end, the heroine earned a recommendation to Peking University, then went straight on to a master’s and PhD at the notoriously difficult University of Munich in Germany. She gave up on love completely, became a research fanatic, and dedicated her life to her country.

Just as Zhao Xilin was congratulating herself and preparing to bow out after a job well done, a powerful man trapped her against the wall of her rental apartment. He slowly took off his watch and advanced step by step.

“Did you trick me by pretending to be a man, hmm?”

Zhao Xilin swallowed with difficulty. “It’s a misunderstanding…”

“A misunderstanding?”

The powerful man chuckled and seized her wrist. “Then you can repay me with yourself.”

#Everyone transmigrates into a book to fall in love, but I transmigrated into one to be the head teacher#

#How to turn the heroine of a tragic romance into an inspirational powerhouse#

#Is it still in time to run away with the baby?#