[Single Female Lead][Transmigration into a Book][Lighthearted Romance][Professor Sister][Cold on the Outside, Warm on the Inside][Mom-like Girlfriend][Song Copying]

I woke up from a nap.

Jiang Yichen discovered that the world he was in was the same one he had read in his previous life, a yuri (lesbian) angst novel.

One of the original female protagonists in the novel was his older sister.

The other female lead is named Qin Ling.

A ruthless person who would slap even a dog that walks by.

"Sister, listen to me, you must stay away from that Qin Ling..."

Inside the milk tea shop, Jiang Yichen offered advice to his older sister.

Little did he know, Qin Ling, whom he was talking about, was sitting right behind him...

......

P.S.: No yandere elements, just a regular romance novel. The female lead is a cool, gentle, and mature woman.

[Rebirth] + [Treasure Girl] + [Healing] + [Mutual Redemption] In high school, Liu Chuan failed to protect his treasure girl, Chu Youyu. He left her to endure school bullying and the pain of losing loved ones alone. Ten years later, when Liu Chuan watched his beloved treasure girl jump from a high-rise building due to depression, he realized he hadn't protected her. Only after losing her did he understand how unbearable the pain Chu Youyu had endured was. ... After an unexpected rebirth, this time, Liu Chuan is determined to protect his treasure girl.

I want to write a book. First, I need an interesting and handsome protagonist to connect with the reader. Then, one or two beautiful, lovely girls... maybe three or four would be nice too. With a boy and a girl, it's only natural to add some romance, some ambiguity, some heart-throbs, a layer of milk and honey, a touch of bitterness and astringency, all mixed together... It looks delicious. Then, add a flirty narrator and set it up as a system. Finally, to make the book taste even better, I need to add more sugar. I open the sugar jar, and then, with a slip of my hand, I pour the whole thing in... Damn, isn't that too sweet? I hurriedly pour in some more "Book of Songs," some Shura scenes, some life philosophy... Finally, this is the book... I think it tastes pretty good.