Lu Yin transmigrated into a melodramatic romance novel as... a cannon-fodder female supporting character.
The brainless CEO who flies into a rage over his unrequited love is her own brother. The deranged heroine, who loves someone to death and puts up with being cheated on rather than getting divorced, is the older sister of the woman Lu Yin loves.
And Lu Yin? She's the ancient Greek god in charge of melodrama.
To get close to her crush, she raises the woman's nephew as her own son. If she had really treated him like a son, that would have been one thing.
But she acts like this: in public, she coos over her sweet nephew, kissing and cuddling him and lifting him high; in private, she says that beating him is a sign of affection, and that she loves him so much she has to kick him.
As a result, the nephew, who was already showing signs of growing up crooked, turns evil. When he grows up, the first person he kills is her.
After reading the plot, Lu Yin says: What does that have to do with me?
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