Thankfully, I Met You Before I Married

Genius physician Jiang Wanyin transmigrates into a book and becomes a brainless supporting woman who is blind to the truth, schemes endlessly, and exists only to pave the way for the male and female leads. Jiang Wanyin: “...What a disaster.” She’s supposed to shower the male lead with dowry gifts, endure endless humiliation, and grovel at his feet? Instead, she turns around and clings to the villain’s coattails. “Your Highness, the Crown Prince, take me with you. When you kill the male lead, I’ll hand you the knife.” She meant to flirt and run, but it’s easy to invite a god and hard to send one away. The villain is ruthless and unhinged, and things gradually spiral out of her control. The Crown Prince, cold and sinister in public, keeps her locked in his bedchamber and tempts her to fall for him, step by step. “Yinyin, you’re mine in life and mine in death. You dared to tempt me, so don’t even think about running away.”