The original setting of the novel is about transmigration into a book, wherein the original female lead, Wen Qiao, who is her original self, developed feelings for the male lead, Qi Ming, when he showed her kindness during a vulnerable mont. Sadly, it was a case of unrequited love, as Qi Ming never really took a proper look at her.
As the male lead, it was only natural that his presence was accompanied by a bevy of beauties, showcasing his status as the protagonist, and Wen Shu was one of them.
Wen Shu, originally one of the female rivals in the book who tenaciously pursued the male lead, later rose to the top and beca the main female character.
She had a car accident on her way ho one day and then her chip was replaced by soone, resulting in a complete change in her temperant. She no longer cared about the male lead and was solely focused on her career. During this ti, she incidentally saved Fu Jinghen, the secondary male character.
After her transformation, Wen Shu not only gained Qi Ming's favor but also earned Fu Jinghen's respect.
Because of an existing matrimonial agreent between the Wen and Fu families, Wen Qiao could only marry Fu Jinghen. However, her heart belonged to Qi Ming, so she drugged the male lead during her engagent party, trying to create a fait accompli. When the affair was exposed, it was even uploaded online by journalists.
Harboring resentnt, she blad everything on Wen Shu. She began to take revenge on Wen Shu, causing her to miscarry, sowing discord between the two and falsely accusing Wen Shu of all charges after a manslaughter incident. However, lacking intelligence and the protective aura of the main character, her fate was sealed.
Fu Jinghen, Qi Ming's little uncle, was a much-cherished late-born child to Mr. Fu. The entire family doted on him, especially his sister, who was twenty years his senior and cherished him like the apple of her eye. Even after her marriage and having children, she didn't neglect her brother Fu Jinghen, often keeping him close, which is why Qi Ming grew very fond of this little uncle who was only six years older than him.
An old antique from an unknown dynasty, Fu Jinghen thought that he ought to repay the life-saving debt by offering himself in marriage after Wen Shu saved him from a car accident. He couldn't help but pay attention to her every move. Eventually, genuinely attracted by her deanor, he learned that she was the woman his nephew liked. For the sake of the family, he married Wen Qiao, giving way to Qi Ming and Wen Shu, and kept his love for Wen Shu buried deep in his heart.
Although he despised Wen Qiao's actions, he never made life difficult for her and even gave her the respect she deserved. His attitude was only a bit cold, but Wen Qiao dug her own grave.
Otherwise, she could have lived a life of mutual respect with Fu Jinghen.
The author wrote the story exceptionally well, but when she read the book, it didn't thrill her; instead, she was so angry at her original self that she nearly passed out.
As soone who prided herself on staying untainted in a world full of temptations, Wen Qiao detested those who were driven to the brink for the sake of love. She understood her original self's affection for Qi Ming due to the kindness shown in tis of trial but that didn't justify attempting murder when love was unreciprocated.
To abandon a life of lavish ease and deliberately entangle herself with the male lead, even to the point of bloodying her own hands—wasn't that insane?
She was, after all, an exemplary socialist student!
Most importantly, this hapless female lead who gained nothing from her sches shared her na!
Wen Qiao often wished she could pull the original female lead out of the book and beat her senseless every ti she saw her stirring up trouble under the sa na.
Well, now there was no need for a beating, for she had beco the original female lead of the book, and it was now up to her how the original female lead's life would unfold.
Sorting out her thoughts and stabilizing her mood, Wen Qiao straightened up and thought about finding so clothes to change into.
Regardless of what the future held, the pressing matter was to continue with the engagent banquet. Otherwise, she would have no ho to return to.
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