Summary
Synopsis:
Tang Yiling stayed up late several nights in a row, tirelessly grinding through a novel.
Only when she reached the ending did she discover that this so-called “dual-female-lead novel” merely featured two heroines who both had romantic storylines with the male lead.
Her vision went black from rage, and she dropped dead on the spot—only to transmigrate into the book as the cannon-fodder fake heiress, the third female lead who was eventually driven to suicide.
According to the original plot, on Tang Yiling’s very first day in this world, she and the heroine, Li Lan, were locked inside a storeroom by Tang Yiling’s nominal older sister.
In the original novel, the two of them spent an entire night there.
Despite being alone together for so long, they did not exchange so much as a single sentence before returning to their separate lives.
Tang Yiling had no desire to experience death a second time, so she hurried to cling to the heroine for protection.
“Sister, don’t be afraid. I’ll find a way to get us out.”
However, the moment she drew closer, a long, warm hand covered her eyes.
Immediately afterward, someone hooked an arm around her neck and pulled her close.
Li Lan rubbed Tang Yiling’s lips between her fingers. Her breathing was unsteady, yet her presence carried an authority that brooked no refusal.
“Help me, and I’ll take you out of here.”
Tang Yiling: ??? Why wasn’t this part written in the book?
As the novel’s unattainable white-moonlight heroine, Li Lan was cold, distant, and detached toward everyone.
After they left the storeroom, Tang Yiling racked her brain for an entire day but still could not think of a way to continue getting close to her.
Unexpectedly, Li Lan personally handed Tang Yiling an agreement.
Food and accommodation were included, and she would even receive a salary. The only condition was that she had to fulfill certain “special duties.”
There were far too many clauses, but Tang Yiling managed to summarize the entire agreement in one word:
Canary!
It seemed her earlier performance had been good enough to earn the heroine’s approval and recognition.
In any case, all she needed to do was remain by Li Lan’s side and provide the sort of entertainment expected from a kept canary.
Li Lan personally handled everything else. Tang Yiling barely had to lift a finger.
Li Lan was usually busy, so their weekend “relief sessions” gradually became a standing appointment between them.
Within this secret relationship, Tang Yiling slowly began losing herself in Li Lan’s embraces and kisses.
Until one day, Li Lan’s hand slipped beneath the edge of Tang Yiling’s nightgown.
Alarm bells immediately went off in Tang Yiling’s mind, and she grabbed Li Lan’s hand.
Her voice trembled slightly.
“That wasn’t included in the agreement we signed, was it?”
Li Lan bent down and kissed her fingertips.
“Did you misunderstand something, girlfriend?”
Well, now it really was a dual-female-lead story.
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Question: What is it like to transmigrate into the third female lead’s body and then have the heroine carry you all the way to victory?
Answer: It’s… pretty great. In every possible way.
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Reading Notes
- The male lead from the original novel will appear.
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One-Sentence Summary: After transmigrating into the third female lead, she was carried straight to victory by the heroine.
Theme: No matter where you find yourself, always maintain a positive and optimistic outlook.