Transmigrated Into the Villain’s Cannon Fodder Ex-Wife (Transmigration Into a Book)

Lin Chu, a pragmatic engineering student, was obsessed with a popular novel. She found the story’s ultimate villain incredibly compelling—so much so that when the plot forced him into a corner and coerced him into marrying a “green tea” lotus (a manipulative hypocrite), Lin Chu couldn’t help but vent her frustrations at the character in the comments.

Then, the world went black.

When she opened her eyes, she had become that very same manipulative woman! In the original plot, this character threw a tantrum on her wedding day, tried to elope, and successfully managed to get herself killed almost instantly.

Lin Chu: “…”

Stay calm. Don’t panic.

Looking at her new “husband”—the future villain who had just returned from the battlefield covered in wounds—she realized this was her only chance. To change her fate as cannon fodder, she was going to have to cling to this man’s legs for dear life.

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[Scene 1: While the Villain Recovers]

Lin Chu (acting like a devoted lapdog): “Husband, dear? Is it time for your medicine?”

The Villain: “Get out!”

[Scene 2: When the Border Fort Runs Out of Salt]

Lin Chu: “Husband, want to see me refine some salt?”

The Villain: “???”

[Scene 3: When the Army is Short on Weapons]

Lin Chu: “Husband, shall we smelt some iron?”

The Villain: “!!!”

[Scene 4: When the Villain Finally Rules the Court]

Lin Chu: “Husband, is it time for our divorce yet?”

The Villain: Silently throws her over his shoulder and carries her back to the bedroom.

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One-line Summary: Hooked up with the villain’s leg

Theme: Never bow to fate, fight bravely, and turn the tide in desperate situations.