TVSFPAG -Chapter 1 Transmigrated… into a Novel?

“I’m going to take a shower first.”

A man’s deep, magnetic voice came from behind her, startling Song Yunfei.

She abruptly opened her eyes. What entered her view was a mottled, old wall, covered with colorful graffiti of unknown origin.

Song Yunfei was confused. Wasn’t I in a taxi? Where did I end up?

Before she could figure it out, a strong wave of hunger rose from her stomach, leaving her dizzy.

Catching the aroma of food in the air, Song Yunfei forced herself to sit up.

Only then did she realize she was lying on a bed.

It was a fairly large single-room apartment, with a dining table and a bed in the same space. Diagonally across from her was the bathroom.

Not far behind her, the man was taking off his jacket.

He had broad shoulders and long legs, with deep-set eyes and well-defined features, giving off a cold and distant aura.

The only mismatch was the dull yellow delivery uniform he was wearing—it didn’t quite fit his temperament.

Song Yunfei blinked and stared at him for quite a while.

The man seemed to notice her gaze. After taking off the delivery uniform and draping it over a chair, he looked up at her.

“Eat first. After I finish my shower… I’ll come back.”

His face remained expressionless. After saying that, he headed into the bathroom.

Still in a daze, Song Yunfei decided to fill her stomach first.

However, just as she was about to get out of bed, her mind buzzed, and a flood of memories that didn’t belong to her surged in.

She froze on the spot.

Transmigrated… into a novel?

She remembered now—she remembered everything!

She had been on her way to the airport in a taxi, reading a novel to pass the time. Then, a sports car that ran a red light crashed head-on into the taxi, and she ended up transmigrating into the very novel she had been reading.

The man just now was the male lead of the story—Chu Jinhan.

And the body she had transmigrated into was also named Song Yunfei.

The original owner of this body used to be a small employee at Yanjin Group in Haishi. Half a year ago, she went to the airport to pick up a client.

Instead of meeting the client, she ended up hitting someone.

And the person she hit was none other than the company’s CEO, Chu Jinhan—whom she had only met once before.

On the way to the hospital, Chu Jinhan suddenly woke up—and lost his memory.

Afraid of going to jail, and trembling with anxiety, the original owner made a bold decision: she lied to him, claiming she was his girlfriend.

She spun a whole story about them being childhood sweethearts, both growing up in an orphanage. She said she had supported him through his studies abroad and waited five years for him.

She even claimed that right after he returned, he got into trouble with enemies and was beaten into amnesia, and that she had risked everything to save him.

And unbelievably, Chu Jinhan believed her.

The original owner immediately quit her job—without even collecting her salary—and fled overnight with him to the remote city of Qingcheng.

After arriving in Qingcheng, she used the excuse of hiding from his enemies to keep him confined in this rented apartment for over two months.

She confiscated his phone and didn’t allow him access to any new media or devices.

Only after the situation quieted down and news of his disappearance stopped being reported did she let him go out to find a job.

She even forbade him from working at large companies, claiming his enemies might recognize him.

After constant manipulation and psychological pressure, she accompanied Chu Jinhan to find a job at a small company, where he worked as a junior employee earning 3,500 yuan a month.

But 3,500 yuan wasn’t enough to cover their monthly expenses. With no other choice, Chu Jinhan took on a second job delivering food at night.

As for the original owner, all she could think about was having a child with Chu Jinhan.

That way, even if he regained his memory in the future, he might not make things difficult for her for the child’s sake. Perhaps she could even marry into wealth—or at the very least, get a large sum of money.

So she never went back to work. Since she didn’t know when Chu Jinhan might recover his memory, she spent her days plotting how to sleep with him.

However, even though Chu Jinhan had lost his memory, his intelligence remained intact. Despite her emotional storytelling, he still harbored doubts.

She had replaced his phone and number, leaving no contacts except herself—which was already suspicious.

Moreover, Chu Jinhan didn’t feel any affection toward her.

On top of that, over the past six months, the original owner had become extremely controlling. If he didn’t reply to messages for even a minute, she would get angry, checking on him more than ten times a day.

She was also lazy, doing nothing all day except thinking about sleeping with him.

After finishing food deliveries at night, Chu Jinhan still had to clean the house and bring food back for her.

His feelings gradually shifted from guilt to resistance, and he often stayed out delivering food until late at night before returning home.

And just two days ago, they had a big argument because of this.

In a fit of anger, Chu Jinhan blurted out what was on his mind, questioning whether she was hiding something from him.

The original owner panicked. In a moment of impulse, she went on a hunger strike—and ended up starving herself to death. When she woke up again, she had become Song Yunfei.

Moreover, this novel was a rebirth story with a tragic female lead.

In the previous life, the female lead—Chu Jinhan’s fiancée—had waited for him for over a year before finally receiving news of his return.

What followed was the plot where Chu Jinhan, having lost his memory, returned with a pregnant woman.

That woman was Song Yunfei.

Chu Jinhan stated that since she was pregnant, he had to take responsibility.

Song Yunfei thought she had secured her position, so she acted arrogantly and recklessly—bullying Chu Jinhan’s mute younger sister, angering his grandfather to death, and framing everything on the female lead.

The female lead, utterly heartbroken, finally decided to let go, only to die in a car accident shortly after.

Chu Jinhan then regained his memory, and the truth came to light.

He came to a sudden realization, discovering that he had fallen in love with the female lead. Overcome with grief, he took ruthless revenge on Song Yunfei.

In the reborn timeline, the female lead didn’t wait anymore. Instead, she quickly got involved with Chu Jinhan’s younger brother.

Naturally, the plot also changed—upon learning that his fiancée had married someone else, Chu Jinhan was so stimulated that he regained his memory ahead of time.

As a result, Song Yunfei’s tragic ending also came earlier. In both lifetimes, she died the same miserable death.

First, Chu Jinhan forcibly aborted the child in her womb. Then he sent her to prison, where she served five years. After her release, she was ultimately killed on the streets under his continued revenge.

After receiving all these memories, Song Yunfei felt like the sky had collapsed.

These details weren’t written in the original novel. When she had read it before, she thought Chu Jinhan was heartless.

But after processing the memories, she felt that the original owner truly brought it upon herself.

However, now that she had transmigrated into Song Yunfei, she couldn’t help but feel that she didn’t deserve such a fate…

Why should she be the one to bear the consequences of someone else’s sins?

There was less than a year left before the Chu family would find Chu Jinhan.

No! I have to find a way to escape before he’s found.

But where could she go?

With the Chu family’s power, no matter where she stayed within the country, they could find her in no time.

Though she also couldn’t understand why, despite their influence, it took them over a year to locate Chu Jinhan after his disappearance.

Don’t ask—plot convenience.

That left only one option: go abroad.

But she had no money. The original owner had only graduated a year ago and lived paycheck to paycheck. Even renting this place with Chu Jinhan was funded through online loans.

She still owed over twenty thousand yuan.

After thinking it over, Song Yunfei couldn’t come up with a good solution for now.

Better eat first.

She got out of bed, walked to the small table, sat down, and opened the takeout box to eat.

Before long, the sound of running water in the bathroom stopped.

Chu Jinhan came out wearing a set of gray pajamas.

He was holding a plastic basin filled with freshly washed clothes—not just his, but Song Yunfei’s as well.

Song Yunfei’s clothes were usually just thrown into the basin and soaked. With the hot weather, by the time Chu Jinhan returned, they often already smelled sour.

After showering, he would wash them for her as well. Over time, Song Yunfei had become even lazier.

It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say she lived a life where everything was handed to her.

Chu Jinhan glanced at the woman eating, stayed silent for a moment, then turned to the balcony to hang the clothes.

Hearing the movement, Song Yunfei glanced back at him.

She had to admit—this man was truly considerate.

Working during the day, delivering food at night, and still doing housework after returning at midnight—he had endured this for half a year without a single complaint.

Unfortunately, once he regained his memory, he would become a completely different person. The more considerate he was now, the more ruthless he would be later.

After hanging the clothes, Chu Jinhan tidied up the room before finally sitting down on the bed, staring at Song Yunfei with an expressionless face.

Song Yunfei hurriedly withdrew her gaze and lowered her head to continue eating.

Chu Jinhan had always slept on that worn-out sofa, using the excuse that returning too late might disturb her.

Up until now, the two of them hadn’t even kissed.

Yet now, he had taken the initiative to sit on the bed—most likely because of the original owner’s hunger strike over the past two days, and he had finally compromised.