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I'm Rewriting the Ending

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Leeka never expected to wake up inside her favourite web novel. She expected even less to wake up as Garnette Whitepearl—a character so insignificant that she doesn’t even have lines in the original story. Her only role? To die at the very beginning. In Flower That Blooms in Darkness, Garnette’s death becomes the spark that sets the entire tragedy in motion—bringing together the female lead and Theodore Whitepearl, the cold, brilliant knight and infamous second male lead destined for heartbreak and a cruel ending. And now? That doomed sister is alive. Armed with knowledge of the plot, a dramatic personality, and zero memories of Garnette’s past, Leeka decides on one thing: She will change Theodore’s fate. Even if she’s not the heroine. Even if her own existence threatens to derail the story. Even if the brother she adores treats her like a stranger. Between awkward sibling tension, missing memories, mysterious family secrets, and a future that refuses to stay on script, Leeka must navigate a world where every step could rewrite destiny—or destroy it completely. After all… What happens when the character who was supposed to die refuses to disappear? And what happens to a story when its tragedy survives? • A fantasy transmigration story filled with comedy, emotional tension, unknowingly love and a desperate attempt to save a second male lead who was never meant to win.
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