[Transmigrate into a book + Take down the scum + The leads’ ultimate push and pull]
Su Muxi wakes up one day as a cannon-fodder supporting character. Her father doesn’t care for her, and her stepmother bullies her. Even her childhood sweetheart and fiancé is in love with her younger half-sister.
To marry her half-sister, her fiancé Chu Mo cuts out her tongue and sends her to the execution block.
To stay alive, Su Muxi sets her sights on Su Qi, a fallen prince who has ended up at the Su family’s home.
But he is disabled and frail, and Su Muxi is terrified that one day she’ll accidentally nurse him to death. Fortunately, she has maxed out her life skills, and the fallen prince becomes a well-dressed young master.
But a sincere heart doesn’t always win another in return. When she finally sees through the situation, why does that cold-hearted man grab the hem of her skirt, his ears flushing red, and say, “You said you’d be my empress.”
From Su Qi’s perspective:
The Su family’s second young lady has always been a little unhinged. After falling into the water one day, she seemed like a completely different person.
She not only sheathed her claws, but also held out her soft little paws for him to handle.
The trouble is, this woman is as changeable as the weather. One moment she’s gazing at him obediently with doe eyes; the next, she’s savagely stripping off his clothes to apply medicine.
She’s clearly a cunning fox, yet disguises herself as a little white rabbit.
Su Qi lets her draw close, thinking he can keep his heart cold and walk away. But before he knows it, he’s built a prison around himself and fallen into the palm of her hand.
