Miss’s Character Setup Can’t Collapse
【GL · Transmigration · Romance Fantasy · Sweet · Face-Slapping】
Luo Yicheng, the youngest chief physician at a tertiary hospital, suddenly dies of overwork and transmigrates into a vicious female supporting character in a novel, whose fate ends miserably.
When she opens her eyes, the novel’s heroine, Luo Zhiwu, is right in front of her, and a servant beside them asks ingratiatingly, “Miss, shall we do it as usual?”
Before she can even react, a notification voice floods her mind directly: complete the mission, reduce the heroine’s corruption value, finish the entire plot without breaking character, and only then can she be reborn.
Luo Yicheng is utterly stunned. She can only grit her teeth and act.
But when she reprimands people, she always leaves room to spare, and when she punishes them, she secretly leaves three paths of survival.
She thinks she has acted flawlessly, the corruption value is steadily falling, and the plot is rock-solid.
Until one rainy night, she collapses in front of Luo Zhiwu. When she wakes up, the emotions in the person guarding her bedside are no longer hatred, but a surging, impossible-to-hide concern.
Luo Yicheng panics. The plot is wrong, and the heroine’s gaze at her is even more wrong.
She carefully keeps her distance and repeatedly retreats, because falling in love is taboo, and saying it out loud will only bring backlash from the plot. But Luo Zhiwu insists on pressing closer step by step. On the day she has nowhere left to retreat, she seizes her wrist and asks, “Sister, who exactly are you? Look at me and tell me, what exactly are you afraid of?”
The moment she says it, bone-deep pain spreads through all four limbs, and piercing warnings ring out frantically. She hurts so much she cannot even finish a complete sentence, and the entire novel world begins to teeter.
After that, the voice in her head only leaves one line: I admit defeat.
Fate lays out layer upon layer of scripts, but only true feelings are beyond anyone’s control.
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