A Female Forensic Doctor Transmigrates into a Book as the Female Supporting Character

Yin Tao, a forensic doctor from modern times, awakens within a novel as the elder sister to the female lead and a supporting character herself. In the original story, the female lead thrives, growing the family business and finding a prosperous marriage. However, Yin Tao, raised by her grandparents and constantly overshadowed by family favoritism towards her sister, faces a difficult path. Her chosen career as a forensic doctor alienates her family, leading her to abandon it under pressure and enter a loveless marriage with a wealthy man, becoming a perpetual people-pleaser dependent on her family and children. Unwilling to accept this fate, Yin Tao seeks to deviate from the narrative. She immediately moves out, takes up residence in a dormitory, and dedicates herself to her criminal investigation work, dissecting corpses daily. Leveraging her knowledge of the book's plot, she aims to secure financial independence. Just as her life improves and she believes she's escaped the predetermined storyline, a murder case connects her to Feng Jing, the male supporting character obsessed with the female lead. Feng Jing becomes her superior, initially appearing uninterested. However, a shared discovery of a river corpse ignites an unreadable spark in his eyes, prompting Yin Tao to preemptively declare, "Don't fall in love with me. I'm only a myth."