Bai Luoli had done a hundred good deeds, only to die while saving someone. The Kindness System chose her and bound itself to her, sending her to transmigrate. To be reborn, she had to complete the original host’s tasks as a villainess, and then truly be reborn in the third world.
Bai Luoli could put up with transmigrating into the role of a spoiled, willful villainess hated by her family and consumed by hatred for the heroine. What she absolutely couldn’t stand was having to profess her love to a scumbag who played two women against each other and cared only about power and status. Even the acting skills of a lifetime couldn’t make her pull that off.
She never expected that, on a moment’s impulse, she would rush into a burning building to save a disabled boy in a wheelchair, changing her fate as the villainess destined to be killed by the male lead.
With fate changed, Bai Luoli stopped pretending. She was actually a brilliant, elegant beauty, talented in both literature and martial arts, a force to be reckoned with in business, and an excellent cook who knew how to make a home.
The scumbag begged her to take him back, others admired and envied her, and countless lovely people spoiled her rotten.
Dai, the scumbag: “Luoli, I’ve always loved you. Please love me again!”
Peng, the lecher: “You’re the most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen. I have to have you.”
Her blond, blue-eyed friend: “Oh, Luoli, you’re like a fairy from a myth. I’m completely smitten.”
Bai Luoli: “Keep your grossness to yourself. Don’t bother me!”
But what was the deal with this handsome man in a wheelchair? He handed her the reins of the famous Feichi Corporation, clung to her like a puppy, then turned domineering as a wolfdog and refused to let her leave again.
Five years ago, he had said fervently and plainly, “You’re overflowing with life. Let me borrow a little to keep mine going!”
Five years later, he was clingy and obsessive: “You are my life. Whatever happens to you, happens to me!”
But, President, you’re decisive, firm, and ruthless with everyone else! Isn’t this a little hypocritical?
Nice! Push! Push! Push!