Operation: Get the Male Lead
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Micah Avrielle, a fantasy writer who ends up having an accident just after her book signing event. At nang siya ay magising, she's already a character in her novel, who either ends up in a difficult and miserable situations in the end or ends up dead just after a few chapters. Yung tipo ng character na nabuhay lang para sa happy ending ng bida. And now, not only she need to try hide to survive, she also need to get the Male Lead.?
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