Work Synopsis
[Transmigration + Socially Anxious FL + Paranoid Psycho ML + Double Virgin/Pure Romance]
In the eyes of others, Wen Chu is the quintessential “good girl.” In reality, she is deeply socially anxious. Her life takes a sharp turn when she transmigrates into a university campus novel as the “Drama Queen” ex-girlfriend of the male lead. According to the plot, this character is destined to drive her love away through relentless nagging, unreasonable tantrums, and sheer “extra” behavior, serving as the perfect foil to the sweet romance between the male and female leads.
Wen Chu initially intended to follow the script to the letter to ensure a successful breakup. However, she suddenly recalled that the male lead is a dark, paranoid madman. Not only would he scheme to take revenge on his ex-girlfriend, but in the later stages of the book, he would even subject the female lead to “forced love.”
Socially anxious Wen Chu finds herself in a dilemma: acting out the script might lead to his retaliation, but initiating a breakup might trigger his grudge and subsequent revenge.
Thus, she turned to the internet to search: How to successfully break up with a boyfriend?
She received an unexpected answer: Thermal Violence! Remain a drama queen, but practice “Thermal Violence”—be clingy, act spoiled, and become so overbearingly controlling that no man could possibly stand such a girlfriend!
Slowly, she began to feel that the male lead was actually quite good to her. Perhaps once the original female lead appeared, they could achieve a peaceful separation.
But why did the look in the male lead’s eyes grow deeper and darker? And why did he become even more clingier than her?
Wen Chu: O.O
Wait, this script is wrong!
Finally, the original female lead appeared. Wen Chu cautiously tried to bring up the breakup, but why did she get pinned down and kissed every time she mentioned it?
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