Lu Hui has spent her career diligently playing the tragic supporting female character in countless romance novels.
She is the quintessential cannon fodder—madly in love with the male leads and endlessly compromising for them.
In a substitute lover trope, the male lead asks her to donate a kidney to his white moonlight—she agrees.
In a sweet romance, the male lead asks her to take the fall for his childhood sweetheart—she nods.
In a cultivation novel, the male lead wants to carve out her heart as medicine for his beloved—her eyes redden, and she whispers, “I’m willing.”
No matter the story, Lu Hui either dies at the hands of the male lead or suffers an incurable illness because of him.
She has perfected the art of tragic endings, always securing the BE (Bad Ending) script, making her the top performer in her company.
Now, after achieving an honorable retirement from the Quick Transmigration Bureau, she dreams of starting a new career in acting.
However—
The system malfunctions.
An overwhelming surge of resentment and obsession causes all the male leads from those novels to transmigrate into her world.
Regret burns in their eyes as they look at her.
“Hui Hui, thank goodness you’re alive.”
They are filled with agony, remorse, and an unyielding desire to make amends.
Lu Hui: No need! I just want to retire and find a new job!
