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He Waited Ten Years for Me After I Transmigrated Into the Novel
He Waited Ten Years for Me After I Transmigrated Into the Novel Plot:
Lin Xiaoman, a tragic novel editor, accidentally transmigrated into her own work *The Records of Zhao Hua* after staying up late to revise drafts, becoming the heartless female lead Shen Zhaozhao. She intended to follow the original plot to avoid trouble, but encountered Gu Zhaozhi— the second male lead she had written to die alone— under the osmanthus tree in the old alley. However, Gu Zhaozhi, with white hair on his temples, held the sweet osmanthus candy she loved and whispered, "I've waited for you for ten years." Lin Xiaoman panicked: in the original plot, Shen Zhaozhao should have married the male lead long ago— why was he still waiting? What made her heart race more was the modern sticky note in the letter he handed over— it was what she had written yesterday: "I wish Gu Zhaozhi could be happy." Did he know she wasn't Shen Zhaozhao all along? Was this ten-year wait meant for the "real her"?
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